#2: Give A Gift - Deepstash
#2: Give A Gift

#2: Give A Gift

  • Instructions: Give your partner an imaginary gift (but you don't know what is inside). They name what is inside. Then you tell them why you gifted it to them.
  • Purpose: You will learn to speak spontaneously.
  • Use "yes and" instead of "no but"

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Learn to speak more confidently in spontaneous situations and improve your public speaking skills by using the following tips and games.

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