When preparing an outline for your speech, keep in mind that
A)it can include delivery cues, such as where you plan to pause for emphasis or use visuals.
B)you should keep each item to two- to three-word descriptions of what you will say.
C)you can leave out all transitions.
D)this is not the place to include "stage directions."

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A)Most successful speakers like to plant cues in their outline to know when to pause, introduce visuals, or point out something significant on a visual. The cues give extra structure to the outline and serve as handy reference points during the delivery of the presentation.

When Preparing an Outline for Your Speech, Keep in Mind