and that is why unicorns are awesome!!
ask a questionplease don't. it's really not that correct, and it's not the best way to end a speech. try to end it with something like, for example: "So get out there, raise your flag, and show the world that you care!" It gets the crowd motivated, and it's a great ending.another good ending would be to end with a quote. so, for my memorial day essay, i ended with a quote from a general.(In quote to this answer)No. In some ways that is not a good idea. If you already have a strong beginning with a quote, ending with a quote will make it seem weak and it was your last resort. So, Instead, end with a strong short paragraph that sides with your topic.No please end you speech with a question. Would if i did a speech about bulling in schools i would end my speech like: "would you want your child to be bullied?" that is a great ending because it appeals to your audience's emotions.The ending of your speech must be yours - you need to decide what sort of ending best goes with the rest of the speech. You can't just copy an ending someone else thinks is good. Find a sentence or paragraph that sums up what you've already told the audience and will help them to remember that information and think about it more.
End your student council speech by thanking your peers for their time and support, reminding them of your commitment to representing their voices and ideas, and urging them to vote for you as their advocate. Consider ending with a strong call to action or inspiring quote to leave a lasting impression.
No, what you need is an ANECDOTE for ending a speech. Anecdote - a short, amusing or interesting story Antidote - a cure or remedy
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Racism is a very touching topic. The starting and ending of the speech must be catchy, that attracts the audience attention. A closing line can be " all humanity is equal".
Yes, wheat is good for diabetes because it has low levels of sugar.
The ending of your speech must relate to the rest of it. We don't know what your speech is, so we can't help you on that part. Just sum up what you've already said and try to come up with a good final sentence that will make people remember what you've told them.
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A tirade.