English

Steps to deliver a speech DIFFERENT TYPES OF TEXT

 Use our voice(first person)  ARGUMENTATIVE
effectively
Logical reasoning and analysis type
 Maintain eye contact
of speech
 Incorporate gestures and facial
expressions ITS PART
 Views visual
 Introduction
Victor Hugo wrote the famous novel  Body
The Hunchback of Notredame.  Conclusion
 NARRATIVE
Quasimodo the tragic character in the
 EXPOSITORY
story.
 DESCRIPTIVE
One for All, All for One The Three
KEY COMPONENTS OF A GOOD
Musketeers
NEWS STORY
One of the stories of Boccaccio
Attention-getting headline
Decameron Federigo’s Falcon
Strong lead containing 5Ws&H
TYPE OF CITATION Use of quotes
Real Facts(truth and accuracy
 APA - American Psychological
matter)
Association
Strong Summary
- for documenting sources in a research Organization of the
paper news(presenting information from
most to least important)
 MLA- Modern Language
Association Stress – accent, the relative
prominence of a syllable or musical note
- liberal arts and humanities
Juncture – words come together and a
 IN-TEXT CITATION connection is made
- site and give credit source right Intonation – rise and fall of the voice
Author’s Last Name and the Year of when speaking
Publication Pitch – property of sound with variation
INFERNO in frequency of vibration

- first part dante’s divine comedy

DIFFERENT TYPES OF WHO IS HELEN KELLER?
INFORMATION
She is an American author, political
1. Explicit Information activist and educator who is blind and
deaf. Her education and training
Clearly stated, leaving nothing implied
represent an extraordinary
2. Implicit Information accomplishment in the education of
persons with these disabilities.
Not directly stated
Anne Sullivan- her teacher
3. General Information
She wrote The Story of My Life
Normally vague and represents a broad
description of something.
4. First Hand Information
Gained or learned directly, rather than
from other people or books.
2 Sites in the Oxford-Origon Debate
- Negative Site
- Affirmative Site
Affirmative Statement- positive
Examples:
I have nothing against it.
Certainly,
Indeed great
No doubt about
Definitely
Negative Statement
Examples:
You have a good point, however