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Lesson 1: Practice, practice, practice
Leading up to the big speech at the end of the film, King George and his coach rehearsed over and over again–out loud!
You have to practice out loud to get a feel for how the words will flow so that you can speak without hesitation.
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- Transcendence. By using concrete and tangible language, he can transport audiences to another place and actually paint a portrait that they can see in their minds’ eye.
- Repetition. Used artfully, it helps to clearly emphasize one idea and make it memorable.
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