Practice in front of a mirror

 

 

A Hey, what's the matter, Jia?

B I am kids of worried.

The speech competition is in two days and I have developed a complex.

A What's the problem? I don't understand.

B I feel really nervous about talking in front of people.

I don't like the way I sound.

I'm afraid I'll get up there and freeze or worse.

Then everyone will laugh at me.

A Then why are you doing this competition?

B Because the winner gets to go English camp for free.

I really want to go.

A That sounds great. I think I have some ideas to help you.

B Oh, what are they?

A Have you practiced your speech at all?

B No, not yet. I just wrote it.

A Well, in order to do well, you need to practice.

If you practice in front of a mirror, you can see how you look.

And you will feel more comfortable about yourself.