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The different parts of speech.

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The different parts of speech.

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This word ordering game is based on the different parts of speech: introduction, body and conclusion. Include keywords and elements such as thesis, examples, audience, purpose and language, among others.
Definitions help reinforce knowledge about how a speech is structured and presented.

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The different parts of speech.
 

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The different parts of speech.Online version

This word ordering game is based on the different parts of speech: introduction, body and conclusion. Include keywords and elements such as thesis, examples, audience, purpose and language, among others. Definitions help reinforce knowledge about how a speech is structured and presented.

by Jackeline Pedrol
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Initial part where the topic is presented and the aim is to capture the audience’s attention.

2

Central section where the main ideas of the speech are developed.

  
  
3

Final section where the key points are summarized and closes with a strong idea.

4

Central idea that guides the entire speech, usually presented in the introduction.

5

These are used in the body of the speech to support or explain points.

6

Part of the conclusion that reviews the main ideas already discussed.

7

​​The process of expanding and explaining ideas within the body of the speech.

8

Group of people to whom the speech is addressed.

9

The primary intention of the speech, such as to inform, persuade, or entertain.

10

The action of convincing the audience about a point of view or idea.

11

A set of words and expressions used to communicate ideas in a speech.

  
  
12

Attitude or emotion that the speaker conveys through his or her manner of expression.

  
  
13

Thought or concept that is developed in the speech.

14

A person who presents or delivers a speech to an audience.

15

Main content that the speaker wants to communicate to his audience.

  
  
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