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What event in your childhood was so important that you remember it to this day?
The event I remember the most was when my little sister was born and the first time I held her!
What is a sentence for the word remember?
Bill remembered very little about the train accident in which he was injured.
Does a boy in love remember something as little as the color of your eyes?
well, if this boy really is in love, then all he could think is about you and all about you, all the moments you did, or/and all the times that you guys have been, and yes, he could remember as little as the color of your eyes (if he's the type of boy who notice little things, but don't hate the boy if he doesn't)
How long was Gettysburg Address speech?
President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was a mere three hundred words, which took approximately three minutes to recite. Lincoln had written the speech on the train ride from Washington DC to Gettysburg. Although the speech was brief, it was powerful. His ideas were precious and as history has proven, Lincoln's words have stood the test of time. It is perhaps one of the greatest speeches in US history.
What bad thing did Mussolini do?
He make women have a lot of baby but she remember that her can pay women to feed they baby
Since people remember very little from speeches its best to provide your listeners with one or two?
main ideas
Since people remember very little from speeches it's best to provide your listeners with one or two what?
Main ideas.
What Since people remember very little speeches it's best to provide your listeners with ones or two?
Main ideas.
Since people remember very little from speeches how many ideas should you provide your?
one or two
Research shows that people remember what from speeches?
Research shows that people remember very little from speeches. To make a speech a little more memorable you should use short sentences that aren't vague and use words heard in everyday life.
Why do speeches have little impact?
Most speeches have very little impact because they do not ask the speaker to do anything, whereas the very definition of the word present is "to bring, to give a gift to.
What are some differences between impromptu and extemporaneous speeches?
Impromptu speeches are given with little to no preparation, while extemporaneous speeches are delivered with some degree of preparation and research. In impromptu speeches, speakers rely more on their ability to think on their feet, whereas in extemporaneous speeches, speakers have more time to organize their thoughts and structure their arguments.
Stodgy in a sentence?
The STODGY politician showed little inclination to listen to the speeches of junior senators.
Can you provide examples of music mnemonics?
Music mnemonics are memory aids that use music or melodies to help remember information. Examples include the "ABC" song to remember the alphabet, "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" to remember the tune of the alphabet, and "Roy G. Biv" to remember the colors of the rainbow.
Free tips speeches master of ceremony for wedding?
Generally, the best man is appointed as master of ceremonies at a wedding. The most important tip is to be sincere and try to inject a little humor into your speeches.
What does president do as commander in chief?
The President must check over the 3 branches of government,determine laws, and provide speeches
How does using the word little twice help the listeners respond a the story?
because your talking about a tiny thing and tiny things are always exciting
