There are three main types of speeches: informative speeches, persuasive speeches, and speeches for special occasions. Informative speeches inform the audience about objects, events, concepts, or processes. The speaker acts as a teacher. Persuasive speeches aim to persuade the audience on questions of fact, policy, or value. Speeches for special occasions are given for events like birthdays, anniversaries, or graduations. When preparing any speech, the speaker should ensure the speech fits the occasion, can be delivered within the allotted time, and contains accurate information.

1. DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPECHEES
By: Esteffany Raquel Gil Taylor

2. THE TREE MAIN TYPES OF SPEECHES
 Informative Speech
 Persuasive Speech
 Speeches for Special Occasions

3. INFORMATIVE SPEECH
 Informs
 The Speaker is a teacher
 The topic my be an: Objective, Events, Concepts, Process.

4. SPEECHES ABOUT OBJECT
 Are things
 Recognized
 Include: People, Places, Animals, Structure

5. SPEECHES ABOUT EVENTS
 The origins of the holiday known as Halloween
 What led to the Salem With Trials
 The Primary Causes of World War

6. SPEECHES ABOUT CONCEPTS
 Are ideas, philsophies, hypotheses, arguments.

7. SPEECHES ABOUT PROCESSES
 How something is made
 How something is done
 How something works

8. PERSUASIVE SPEECH
 Questions of Fact
 Questions of Policy
 Questions of Value

9. SPEECHES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS
 Birthdays
 Anniversaries
 Graduations

10. SEVERAL IMPORTANT POINTS TO KEEP IN MIND:
 The speech must fit the accasion.
 The speech must need the allottef time.
 Intended remarks must be accurate.

11. CONCLUSION
 As long as they possess an understanding of the different types of
speeches and have their objective clearly in mind, they will be
capable of delivering a speech that the audience will remenber for a
long time to come.