时间:2019-01-01 作者:英语课 分类:英语博客-北美风情


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  Most people feel nervous about public speaking, and it’s a difficult thing to do in any language. Greta, one of our listeners, suggested this idea for an episode 1 and we went with it! Harp 2 and Maura talk about their own experiences with public speaking and also share some advice on how to do it well. Does imagining the audience naked really work?



  Maura: So, you can say that you’re going to give a talk. That’s one way of talking about public speaking. Another verb that you could use, another expression, is to make a speech.


  Harp: Yes. To make a speech. To give a speech and to make a speech—it’s the exact same thing; it means that you’re gonna go in front of people and you’re going to do some public speaking.


  Maura:Yeah. To make a speech is really when you’re speaking. If you’re preparing for the speech that would be you’re writing the speech or you’re practicing the speech. But if you make a speech, you’re actually speaking in front of people.


  Harp: So you could say to make a speech or to give a speech. And this is much more formal. When you talk about a speech, I imagine someone standing 3 in front of an audience, maybe behind a podium, very formal and they have very specific things they want to say.




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