The process of speaking with a purpose to a group of people in a relatively formal setting

the use of language to increase precision and reduce ambiguity

speaking with the aim of educating the audience

to convince

to advocate for what you think is best
its a requirement for a success inmost language

the presentation of the speech you have researched, organized, outlined, and practice

a speech with the aim of convincing the audience

materials that provides a concrete and realistic way of thinking about a topic and clarifying it

to inform
to persuade
to entertain (evocative speech)

a speech that is derived with little or no preparation

speeches about objects, processes, events, or concept

relating an event, incident or experience in one's own life

consider your interest, consider your relationship to the speech topic and consider your speaking occasion

the type of language and phrasing a speaker uses and effect it creates

an organized pattern arranged by main points or topics and presented in the order that seems most suitable

the pattern that structures the materials are presented

the process of determining what an audience knows or wants to know about the topic, who they are, what they know or need to know

overcome anxiety,
setting the tone,
considering language and style,
incorporating visual aids,
being aware of time,
choosing a delivery method,
projecting a speaking persona,
practicing your speech

an organizational pattern in which the main points are arranged in a time-order sequence

pattern that arranges points by location