Non-native English speakers
A) require less time to prepare their speeches.
B) should check pronunciations for unfamiliar words.
C) should avoid using manuscript delivery.
D) receive no benefit from skills training.

Question

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Non-native English speakers may struggle with unfamiliar words and should check their pronunciations to ensure clarity and effective communication. This can take additional time in speech preparation. It is also helpful for non-native speakers to receive skills training, such as in public speaking and presentation delivery, to enhance their abilities. While using a manuscript delivery may provide additional support for non-native speakers, it is important to balance this with engaging the audience and maintaining eye contact.

Non-Native English Speakers