how can i develop my English speaking to for a presentation next month

Question

how can i develop my English speaking to for a presentation next month

Answer 1

The delivery of one's rehearsed communication is both oral and nonverbal. The rhetor uses both spoken language and nonverbal nonverbal elements: verbal factors, including the spoken elements, vocalics, tone, volume of speech, pitch, intonation. Nonverbal factors include eye contact, posture, colorful clothes or designer clothes, the formality of costumes, including jewelry, one's comportment or carriage, one's hairstyle, grooming, texture of material, and fashion. How does one plan to impress the audience? Practice your presentation. Know your key points. Ask friends or family member to evaluate your delivery. Know your audience. All good work requires practice, planning, and research.

Answer 2

Hello! My recommendation would be to write out what you want to say, or at least an outline of it, first, and continually practice every day with that script. Next, try to pay attention on your tone of voice and pace. When you are presenting, you want to speak in a confident tone like you know what you are talking about so use a warm authoritative tone; speak at a moderate pace for the audience so they can understand you clearly. As you practice the script, look for places where you can enunciate words clearer as well. If you need any more help, I would be happy to mentor you!

Answer 3

To get ready for your English presentation, practice is key. Rehearse your presentation out loud, record yourself and listen back, or even practice with a friend for feedback. To sound more natural, listen to English speakers in movies, shows, or even TED talks and try mimicking their pronunciation and intonation. Don't be afraid to use simple words, as long as your message is clear. Remember to take deep breaths to calm your nerves and build short breaks into your practice to avoid burnout. Being well-prepared will help you feel more confident. You've got this!