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Dos and Don’ts for delivering a speech. Add some more points.

Dos Don'ts
Talk slowly Don’t mumble
Emphasize keywords Don’t look up /down
   
   
   
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Dos Don'ts
Talk slowly Don’t mumble
Emphasize keywords Don’t look up /down
Be confident Don’t use too many hand gestures
Maintain a good posture Don’t keep your speech too lengthy
Make eye contact with the entire audience Don’t repeat the same words multiple times
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