English, 13.10.2019 09:30 ytopete13p15c8p

Choose the answer that best summarizes the five principles of effective informative speeches.
a. include as much information as possible for your audience.
b. choose a topic you are interested in and organize carefully.
c. keep your topic simple and make it relevant to your audience.
d. keep it entertaining and make your audience laugh.

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