JENNIFER V.

SACULLES
LECTURER
GRADUATE STUDIES, MASTER IN EDUCATION,
MAJOR IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
PANPACIFIC UNIVERSITY NORTH PHILIPPINES
URDANETA CITY, PANGASINAN
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• IN AN INFORMATIVE SPEECH, A SPEAKER COMMUNICATES
KNOWLEDGE ABOUT A SPECIFIC TOPIC TO AN AUDIENCE.

• A SPEAKER SHOULD POSSESS A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE

SUBJECT ABOUT WHICH THEY ARE SPEAKING IN THEIR
INFORMATIVE SPEECH.

• INFORMATIVE SPEECHES CAN BE ABOUT OBJECTS, EVENTS,

PROCESSES, OR CONCEPTS.

• THE MORE SPECIFIC AND FOCUSED YOUR TOPIC, THE EASIER IT IS

FOR YOU AS A RESEARCHER AND SPEECH WRITER (AND FOR YOUR
AUDIENCE) TO UNDERSTAND YOUR TOPIC.
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 PERSUASIVE SPEECH PERSUADE
AUDIENCE

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 PERSUASIVE SPEECH
PERSUASIVE SPEECHES COMMONLY
CONTAIN LOTS OF PATHOS.

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AUDIENCE

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INFORMATIVE PERSUASIVE