THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPEECHES

BY: MARIA ATENCIO

THE THREE MAIN OF SPEECHES

THE INFORMATIVES PEECH

THE PERSUASIVE SPEECH

THE SPECIAL OCCASION

THE INFORMATIVE SPEECHES

The informative speech defined Speeches about objects Speeches about events Speeches about concepts Speeches about processes.

THE INFORMATIVE SPEECH DEFINED

The word “informative” implies, an the informative speech and the speaker is a teacher, and his or her purpose is to educate the audience regarding a topic.

SPEECHES ABOUT EVENTS

Events are happenings or occurrences, both past and present.

SPEECHES ABOUT OBJECTS

Objects are things that are tangible and, thus, recognized through sight, hearing, taste, or touch.

SPEECHES ABOUT CONCEPTS

Concepts are ideas, philosophies, hypotheses, and arguments, etc, so informative speeches might address topics. .

SPEECHES ABOUT PROCESSES

A process is how something is made, how something is done, or how something works.

THE PERSUASIVE SPEECH DEFINED

A persuasive speech usually challenges an audience’s beliefs and to change existing viewpoints or at least recognize the validity of opposing viewpoints.

TYPES OF PERSUASIVE SPEECHES

Questions of factQuestions of valueQuestions of policy.

SPEECHES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS

There are myriad special occasions in life.