USING APPROPRIATE ORAL LANGUAGE, STANCE AND BEHAVIOR WHEN GIVING

It is a non-fluency feature used to delimit units of grammatical construction.

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It refers to highness and lowness of the tone of voice that indicates feeling.

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The prominence given to a syllable or word which makes the word or syllable stand out.

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It is a speed at which you speak.

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It is the movement of the voice up and down.

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It refers to the loudness and softness of the voice to show emotions.

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The strength of speaking; the clarity of voice to command respect and attention.

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How you stand in front of the room speaks before you open your mouth. Your stance can tell the audience that you're happy, scared, confident, or uncomfortable.

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The way the speaker acts and behaves before his/her audience.

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The process of communicating nonverbally through conscious or unconscious gestures and movements.

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