1. People have different views on ... Some people think that ... ...

People have different views on _ _ _ _. Some people suggest _ _ _.

As the saying goes, it is the experience of predecessors, but even today, it still applies on many occasions.

There is an old saying called _ _ _ _ _. This is the experience of our ancestors, however, even today, it is still correct in many cases.

3. Now, ..., they do a lot of harm to our daily life. First, ...; Secondly, ... to make matters worse. ...

Today, _ _ _ _, has brought a lot of harm to our daily life. First, _ _ _ Second, _ _ _ _. What's worse is _ _ _ _ _.

Nowadays, ... is very common and many people like ... because ... and (and). ...

Nowadays, _ _ _ _ _ is very common. Many people like _ _ _ _ _ because _ _ _ _. In addition, _ _ _ _ _.

Everything has two sides, and it is no exception. It has both advantages and disadvantages.

Everything has two sides, and _ _ _ is no exception. It has both advantages and disadvantages.

The common ending sentence of English speech;

1, simply express your gratitude to the audience, such as:

Thank you for listening. Thank you for listening.

Thanks again. Thanks again.

Thank you for your attention … Thank you …

I will thank all of you for your concern and listening. Thank you very much for listening carefully.

2. At the end, you can point out that you have finished your speech and thank the audience, such as:

This is the end of my speech. Thank you very much for coming here. This is the end of my speech. Thank you very much for coming.

I have finished my speech. Thank you for your support and attention. I have finished my speech. Thank you for your support and concern.

You can express yourself at the end. I am very happy to share my thoughts here, such as:

I'm glad to be here today to share my thoughts with you. I am very happy to share my thoughts with you today.

Components of English speech:

From a big perspective, English speech actually belongs to a special expository or argumentative essay, and its basic components are:

(1) begins with a title for the audience.

The most commonly used are ladies and gentlemen, and students, guests, Mr. Chairman, respected judges and so on can also be selected according to different situations.

(2) raise a topic

Due to the time limit of the speech, it is necessary to come straight to the point and raise the topic. There are many ways to put forward the topic, but the most vivid and striking thing is to use examples.

For example, if you want to call people to care about children in poor areas, you can start with examples you have seen or collected about how poor children need help. In addition, the use of specific statistical data is also an effective way to lead to topics. For example, to obey traffic rules, we can start with a series of data such as vehicles and car accidents.

3) Demonstration

Don't jump to conclusions subjectively, but demonstrate objectively. This is the most important part of the speech. The key is to make the truth clear. Common argumentation methods include examples, cause and effect, comparison and so on. , which can be found in the relevant chapters of English argumentative essays.

(4) Conclusion

The conclusion should be concise in order to impress the audience.