Making and Delivering an Impromptu Speech

Impromptu Speech is type of speech that involves little to no planning or preparation.

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In delivering your Impromptu speech, appearing naturally, the audience will more likely to perceive you as confident and credible.

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In delivering your Impromptu speech your listeners do expect you to give a perfect speech.

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You don’t need to pay attention to other speaker instead focus on yourself alone.

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The Point—Reason—Example technique will allow you bridge connection between past events, present, and a possible future.

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The Opening—Rule of Three—Clincher always begins with a startling quotation or fact.

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Impromptu speech helps the speaker learn how to think slowly.

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Just like in Extemporaneous speech outline, your Impromptu speech also need to have an introduction, body, and conclusion.

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Point—Reason—Example begins with a solid conclusion, followed by three supporting pieces of evidence, and standpoint.

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Impromptu speeches are typically long.

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