speech

A. Attention-getter:

B. Credibility statement:

C. Relevance to audience statement:

D. Preview of main points:

Transition:

II. BODY

A. Body main point I

1. First subpoint

a. First sub-subpoint

b. Second sub-subpoint

2. Second subpoint

a. First sub-subpoint

b. Second sub-subpoint

Transition:

B. Body main point II

3. First subpoint

a. First sub-subpoint

b. Second sub-subpoint

4. Second subpoint

a. First sub-subpoint

b. Second sub-subpoint

Transition:

C. Body main point III (you may have only two main points)

5. First subpoint

a. First sub-subpoint

b. Second sub-subpoint

6. Second subpoint

a. First sub-subpoint

b. Second sub-subpoint

Transition:

III. CONCLUSION

A. Review of main points:

B. Restatement of thesis:

C. Concluding statement:

References

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