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When doing a speech with someone...

by Anya LM
(Jamaica)

Make sure you both rehearse it beforehand. That way, it won't come out stilted or awkward in front of people, and you can change any inconsistencies (or redundancies) that may occur when two people write two different speeches.

Also, be you and your partner's toughest critic. If he/she says something you don't like, feel free to tell them you think it better unsaid. Also, ask your partner to be critical as well. Tell them that you'll listen to any contributions they may make. They're probably better at finding fault with yourself than you are!

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