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Speechwriting Help

Search the GCFL jokes database to enliven your hooks.
hk

Excellent suggestions for writing different types of introductions
intro

Organizing the body of your speech
org

Using transitions or "sign-posts" to direct your listener through 
the sections of your speech
tr

The importance of including a thesis or theme to unify your speech
th

Using strong topic sentences to achieve clarity in your speech
ts

How to insure your ideas are unified in your speech
u

Writing your full-circle conclusion
con 1

Many great tips and examples for full-circle conclusions.
con 2

How to End with a Rhetorical Question
con 3

Use these tips to add variety to the length and type of sentences in 
your speech
st

14 ways to elaborate on your ideas in a speech
e.m.

6 Smiley Face Tricks:  Hold your audience's attention with smiley 
face tricks (e.g. magic 3, figurative language, repetition, expanded moments 
(slo-mo), humor, hyphenated modifiers, full-circle ending)?
:D

Avoid these fallacies in logic when making your point.
log

9 easy ways to begin a speech
intro

Simple pointers for organizing a terrific speech.
org

Avoid using expressions on this list... at all costs!
Cliches!

Use at your own risk... Only for the most advanced speech 
writers.  Are you up for the challenge?
Literary Devices:

Read some famous speeches from JFK, Lincoln, Mother Teresa, MLK, Mark 
Antony, and Nehru.

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Historyplace.com


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Angelfire.com

Comedy writing techniques a la Dennis Miller
Comedy Techniques


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