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How many words do you need for a five-minute speech?
A five-minute speech is about 1000 words, 500 words if the speech speed is full, 600 words if the speech speed is normal, and 800 words if the speech speed is faster. Normal people generally have about 200 words per minute.

Note that the speech should be as clear-headed, logical and distinctive as an argumentative paper, but it is not an ordinary argumentative paper. This is a practical style with propaganda and incitement. It often uses various rhetoric and artistic techniques, and has a strong appeal.

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The structure of a speech is divided into three parts: the head, the main body and the end, and its structural principle is roughly the same as that of a general article.

According to genre:

1. Narrative: used to state one's thoughts, experiences and deeds to the audience, and to tell others' deeds or events that one has seen and heard. In narration, you can also use arguments and lyricism.

2. Argumentative style: put facts and reason, with both factual materials and logical reasoning, stand firm and take a clear-cut stand.

3. Explanatory type: explain things to the audience, and achieve the purpose of establishing opinions by explaining a certain truth or a certain problem.