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Actually, not everyone "hates" it-- a more common emotion is fear. People worry that they will forget their speech or make a mistake or say something stupid or get asked a question they can't answer. These are very normal worries, but the more you practice and the more experienced you become, you will be less nervous when you have to give a speech.
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Speech-money is the root of all evil?
Many people write speeches about how they believe money is the root of all evil. Many famous writers have also written money-hate speeches.
Why are many people scared of giving speeches?
Most people just are nervous of what other people think also they could just have stage fright.
Why people hate kissing their girlfriend's rival?
People wish to avoid giving the impression of infidelity.
Who can use rhetoric?
Public speakers giving speeches, novelists, and basically everyday people involved in everyday communication. all of these (apex)
How does Madagascar celebrate Martyrs' day?
They celebrate by officials giving speeches, laying wreaths on the tombs of the people who died. Malagasy people treat it as a family day.
Why is William Lloyd garrison famous?
FoR giving speeches and was an abolitionist!!!!!!!!! :)
What is a fiery orator?
is someone who is very strong in giving speeches
What is The art of public speaking or the practice of giving speeches is called?
The art of public speaking or the practice of giving speeches is called oratory. It involves the ability to communicate effectively and persuasively to an audience.
What method did Frederick Douglass use to improve American life?
the method he used was his talent of giving speeches and convincing people that slavery was not right
What is the KKK doing now?
Giving speeches and trying to scare the blacks and other groups they hate. Since the law doesn't allow them to hurt anyone these days, they just spew mean racial-slurs at meetings and rally
What are some things you don't do while giving speeches?
just be nice
What were Martin Luther King's talents?
his speeches
