Is writing English more difficult than speaking English in speeches and debates?

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Speaking is ideally easier than writing. Now, regarding speeches and debates, the question is whether or not you have stage fright. For someone like me, i would rather write than speak in public. However, i believe stage fright is easily overcome with practice. You practice your speech over and over...
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Speaking is ideally easier than writing. Now, regarding speeches and debates, the question is whether or not you have stage fright. For someone like me, i would rather write than speak in public. However, i believe stage fright is easily overcome with practice. You practice your speech over and over again till you're no longer using 'ums' and 'ahems' and you will be fine. read less
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Firstly your sentence formation should be correct and your Grammer should be good then move forward and think about topic of your speech and debate when topic is clear in your mind then form a creative lines of that topic in your mind and put them on paper then read your draft which you have written...
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Firstly your sentence formation should be correct and your Grammer should be good then move forward and think about topic of your speech and debate when topic is clear in your mind then form a creative lines of that topic in your mind and put them on paper then read your draft which you have written and then finalize your written content.... It's not difficult it's just on you how you take that topic on your part, it's on your understanding level... read less
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Writing and speaking are two different ways of communicating your thoughts. It is a matter of your own study, practice, self image what you think to be easy or difficult. All such concepts are relative. We have seen even the Nation heads reading written speeches. In the beginning, it's perfectly fine...
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Writing and speaking are two different ways of communicating your thoughts. It is a matter of your own study, practice, self image what you think to be easy or difficult. All such concepts are relative. We have seen even the Nation heads reading written speeches. In the beginning, it's perfectly fine to write your thoughts and read them out. In my opinion, the difference is more in mind than in reality. After a stage, you reach the Unicode mood and mode. It does not matter read less
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Writing is easier as compared to speaking
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Yes because writing English need more attention than speaking. You need to be precise while writing as well as grammatically perfect.
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Yes , Too much of thinking to write about how to present out views But it is not too much difficulty if u r having clear cut on topic
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Writing proficiency is easier to acquire as compared to oratory skills - debates and speeches come in this category. For good oration, you have to work on diction, voice clarity, intonation etc. A lot of practice is also required to develop the right verbal and non-verbal communication skills. Presentation...
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Writing proficiency is easier to acquire as compared to oratory skills - debates and speeches come in this category. For good oration, you have to work on diction, voice clarity, intonation etc. A lot of practice is also required to develop the right verbal and non-verbal communication skills. Presentation skills need to be picked up. So a lot of practice and hard work is involved. You would also need to overcome stage fright. Having said all that, nothing is impossible if you have the will and determination. Best wishes read less
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