<span>1. Pick Your Main Ideas. 2. Don't try to put too many ideas into your speech. ... 3. Write Like You Talk. 4. Remember that you're writing a speech, not an essay. ... 5. Use Concrete Words and Examples. 6. Concrete details keep people interested. ... 7. Get Your Facts Together. ... 8. Persuade With a Classic Structure. ... 9. Simplify.
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You write a speech with confidence and things that make people understand and and feel the message you are trying to get across. Always focus on the topic you are talking about. Don't exaggerate and add things that don't go along with the speech. Keep it short, keep it simple, and easily written. A speech shouldn't take too long to write. Speeches should take up 5-10 minutes. Keep the message or point you are trying to get across as simple as you can.
The House is an example of symbolism. By trying to hide the dead body of the old man from the policemen under the floorboard. The narrator is symbolically trying to hide the guilt and shame of his crime in his subconscious.
