1, format

A speech usually consists of three parts: speech, text and conclusion. The beginning and end of a speech usually have a fixed format.

Dear friends:

I'm glad to introduce myself to you, that's all. Thank you.

Dear friends:

I am very happy to share my thoughts with you here today. Thank you for listening.

If you are facing a familiar audience, the beginning and end can be lively and flexible. Good morning/afternoon, everyone? ... that's all. Thank you.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. That's it. Thank you.

Hi, everyone,

Nice to meet you here, that's all. Thank you for listening.

2. Text

A speech is usually divided into three parts:

The first part: put forward the problems I want to talk about and my views on the problems. Part II: Explain the reasons. Commonly used connection elements are: first, second, last and so on.

The third part: take care of the beginning and summarize the full text. You can make a concise summary of the full text, or you can talk about your feelings, opinions or expectations. Commonly used sentence patterns are: in short? In short, I think, I look forward to it, and so on.

Because the college entrance examination questions focus on the writing of the text of the speech in the form of propositions, we should pay attention to the following three points when writing the text:

Have a clear view. What do you think of this problem? Make a clear statement and don't be vague. Clear the center, highlight the key points, but don't have to cover everything.

Clear organization. A speech should talk about several aspects, what are the main points of each aspect, and be orderly, so that people can easily grasp the key points.

Add relevant words and details as appropriate. The speech has started and ended. Then, in the form of proposition, it focuses on the writing of the speech text. Therefore, when we organize the content of the text according to the main points, we can add relevant words and details appropriately to make the essay coherent and complete.

The language should be concise and lively, and the specific form of speech determines the strength of oral English, so we should use less complex sentences and more simple sentences. Speak accurately and easily, and use popular language.

Therefore, we should pay attention to "three more and one less" when organizing sentences, that is, there are many simple sentences, many imperative sentences, many modal verbs and few modifiers. However, the sentence patterns in the text should also be good at changing, not too single.