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Speaking in public involves more formality  ering a particular message. Now look at the
               than just talking, as you need to present it pro-  classification.
               fessionally. That doesn’t mean you just need to
               dress formally, but you need to be presentable   (1) Impromptu Speaking
               by being well-groomed and showing positive       Impromptu speaking is when you have not
               body language.                                 planned  or  prepared  to  deliver  a  speech  in

                  We shall look at the speeches in 3 different   advance. A short message is presented to the
               ways;                                          audience without any preparation in advance.
                                                              These  kinds  of  speeches  are  spontaneously
                     f   Types  of  speeches  according  to   crafted. As you lack sufficient time for prepa-
                        the delivery                          ration, it is a challenging endeavour for many.
                     f   Types  of  speeches  according  to
                        the purpose                             (2) Extemporaneous Speaking
                     f   Types  of  speeches  according  to     Extemporaneous  speaking  involves  a
                        special occasion                      speaker  who  has  carefully  prepared  and

                                                              planned his speech. But it is also delivered at
               3�1�1 Types of Speeches According to           short notice just like in impromptu speaking
                                                              without the assistance of any notes or text.
               the Delivery

                  A model speaker always keeps in mind the
               delivery method that is appropriate for deliv-






































                                          Fig 3.1.2 Speeches according to delivery







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