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Having Friends Persuasive Speech

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YU Kai Yan, Hilary 17216494 GCPS1005(00026) Mr. Henry Fung Specific purpose: To inform the audience three benefits of having friends INTRODUCTION (Attention getting & Scenario) I. I believe that all of you have ever argued with your family. Do you remember that what would you do after the argument? Crying and lock yourself in the bedroom? Went to the garden and sit alone? Or eating to make you feel better? (Goodwill bond) II. There is a common trend among all students that is talking the problem with their friends. (Background) III. Friends. F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Do you know what do friends stand for? Some people may say that “well... F stands for fake, S stands for stupid and so on.” But I don’t think so. I think we should use some positive wording to describe our …show more content…

Elevate your mental health though having friends. A. Friends can provide support during the bad times 1. Help you become a healthy person a. According to a research conducted by Indiana University, i. Friends are connecting with our stress level ii. More than 80% of people think that talk the problems with their friends is the best way for them to reduce their concern and relax themselves iii. Having friends have a stress- reducing benefits B. Provide support during the bad times a. Friends just like our families. b. They bring you pleasure and never let you feel loneliness c. "Friends show their love in times of trouble..." d. When I was sadness, I will talk the entire problem with my friends. And then my friends will help me to analysis the problem, give me solutions, and provide emotional support for me to over the hard time. Therefore, I can lower my stress, and solve my problem easily. (Transition) [Thus, friends not only can improve our mental health by providing support, but also can enrich your life.] (Description) (Examples& Description) III. Enrich your life though having friends. A. Enlarge your social

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