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Introduction to say your specific purpose to your audience. It is simply part of a speakers organizational plan as the outlines
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Format for Specific Purpose
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The specific purpose begins with the phrase After listening to my speech, my audience will know/understand.
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No how-to speeches
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The specific purpose includes your speech predicate (what you will say about the topic).
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The spoken word, properly presented and supported with strength and conviction, still holds sway in every aspect of life as
strongly as it did when the nations weren't connected by the World Wide Web-perhaps even more so, because international
relations are now as commonplace as sitting down in the morning to a bowl of cereal. No one would be able to sway the
conviction of anyone else to their point of view. The arguments would go on for hours with nothing being accomplished.
Take that speech away, and what you're left with is a jumble of ideas without any substance. These interactions cannot be
done with a piece of paper or a cleverly designed website. These mediums, while unarguably useful for presenting ideas on a
wide scale, don't allow for the interchange of ideas that is so vital for progress. Yes, the Internet has chat capability. Yes, the
telephone and the fax machine are marvelous inventions. There is still nothing like a conversation held face to face, looking
into the eye of your ally or adversary as you state your case. It is far more difficult to deny a well formatted argument spoken
in a clear, passionate voice than a screen or a page decorated with the latest graphics capability. Speech is what gives these
ideas the impetus that moves them from the mind out into society. "A great number of men have failed at camp because of
inability to articulate clearly. A man who cannot impart his idea to his command in clear distinct language, and with sufficient
volume of voice to be heard reasonably far, is not qualified to give command upon which human life will depend. It isn't
enough simply to believe in an idea, or to be able to write it down. For an idea to grow and thrive it must first have behind it a
voice to make it understood and believed.