Speech Writing

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Speech writing

Q 1) Prepare a speech on Independence Day at your school programme as you are invited to it.

Points to be followed while writing it down

1) Use simple present tense or continuous tense

2) Salutation to be used

3) Make the paragraph as many as possible

 

Ans :- Hello Honourable guest, respected trustee, dear principals and teachers and my loving students

Good morning to you all, and wish you all

Happy Independence Day!

 Today, we are celebrating the 75th day of Independence, and everyone is happy to see it. It is a special day for us. We cannot forget how we got the freedom,

But why do we celebrate it? This is an important question before us.

We know that we got it on 15 Aug 1947 due to our freedom fighters as well as their contribution. These freedom fighters are Mahatma Gandhiji, Pandit Nehru, Sardar Patel, Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh and many more.

They not only gave us freedom but also taught us lots of ethics. We learnt non-violence, cooperation, movement, and truthfulness, unity in diversity and Equality in the religions. Even we know that India is famous for spirituality and Philosophy. Our country is called a Mother. So we are so lucky to live in this country.

So, this day reminds us of lots of these and ask us to take them forward with one mission.

Here, I hope that we will try to sustain and maintain these treasures.

Once again, to wish you all Happy Independence Day!

Thank you!

Jai Hind and Jai Bharat!

Prepared by 

Haridas Patil (6353973624)

(Blogger, Educator and Trainer)

Autography English Institute, Surat

1) Spoken English for everyone

2) Cursive Handwriting course for everyone 

3) Content Writing course

4) Speak N Grow (A leadership Programme)

5) Reading Course for everyone 

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