Using ur voice how to give successful presentations

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The Voice

Articulation

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Part 1

• stress on the second syllable from the bottom up.

-ian, - id, -ible,

-ish, -ive, -ous,

-ial, -ic, -ity

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Part 2

How to stress on word partnerships

Learn some necessary word partnerships

Goals

• Stress on the first word

• Special cases: 10 consumer spending 11 market share 12 market forces

• Stress on the last noun of phrases

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Better to pause after stressed words, which

usually tend to be nouns and verbs

Long chunks sound more fluent Short

chunks sound more emphatic

Put no stress on unimportant words like

to, at, of, a and the

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Stress

Example 1: We will dessert the

I didn’t tell her you were stupid –

( I told her someone else was

Pacing

 One simple way of keeping an

audience’s interest is to vary your

speech of speaking.

 Slow down to make your most

important points.

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What is

intonation?

A change or variation in this music (or pitch) can affect the meaning of

what we say.

• Very common in wh-questions

• also use when saying sth definite or clear sth.

• Use at the end of statements when saying sth

not sure, unfinished thoughts, introductory phrases, series of word.

• Use with requesting information

Fall-Rise

intonation

Tips

A Golden rule: vary the tone of your voice

Sound Scripting

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Chunking Tips

Better to pause after stressed words, which

usually tend to be nouns and verbs

Long chunks sound more fluent Short

chunks sound more emphatic

Put no stress on unimportant words like

to, at, of, a and the

• Very common in wh-questions

• also use when saying sth definite or clear sth.

• Use at the end of statements when saying sth not sure,

unfinished thoughts, introductory phrases, series of word.

• Use with requesting information, inviting somebody to do

sth or expressing choices or expressing specific emotions or attitudes.

Fall-Rise

intonation

Tips

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