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Avoid slang - do not use ‘yep’ in place of ‘yes’ or ‘kay’ in place of ‘alright’. We also recommend stopping the use of ‘texting’ language - they are so rampant in mobile phone usage, email and in Facebook. Whilst the abbreviations and content may be the ‘in thing’, it does nothing to improve one’s grammar or speech eloquence. - Use effective language. This has been dealt with in Chapter 2. There is a much smoother and eloquent flow when we speak in simple words and sentences. There is also a big difference between sounding articulate and trying to sound educated. Complex words make us sound educated but using simple, easy to understand words makes us articulate. - Apply the principle of brevity in your delivery. “Brevity is …show more content…

They contribute not only to substance but also enable the speaker to create a good impression of what polished eloquence is all about. - Practice. There is no substitute for this. It builds both our eloquence and confidence. Patience must accompany practice. Developing speaking eloquence is a process - we will get there in time. Our delivery skills are best judged by the standard of our speaking eloquence. We have all the means available to learn from the best and reach that level of excellence we see in them. It is hard work but as Zig Ziglar puts it: “Success comes from the glands - the sweat glands.” 120 Summary • Eloquence is simply having a skilful way with words. • Well-structured speeches and presentation material must be matched with eloquence in delivery. • We need to first build on our speech fundamentals - vowel sounds, correct use of stress, rhythm, voice modulation and pronunciation. • Developing eloquence revolves around nurturing the right mindset, broadening our knowledge and exposure, improving articulation skills with constant practice. • There is a variety of means available for us to develop speaking

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