Talks On Talking 8 6
Talks On Talking 8 6
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Whenever you imagine that the employment of any mere word or sentencewill convey the impression that you are well informed, substitute forit some simple expression. If you are not positively certain as to thepronunciation of a word, never use it. If the temptation be great, resist it; for, rely upon it, if there be in your mind the slightestdoubt on the subject, you will certainly make a mistake. Never use aforeign word when its meaning can be given in English, and remember thatit is both rude ...and silly to say anything to any person who possibly maynot understand it. But never attempt, under any circumstances whatever, to utter a foreign word, unless you have learned to pronounce correctlythe language to which it belongs. " There is need for the admonition to open the mouth well. Many peoplespeak with half-closed teeth, the result being that the quality of voiceand correctness of pronunciation are greatly impaired. Consonants andvowels should be given proper significance. Muffled speech is almost asobjectionable as stammering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whenever you imagine that the employment of any mere word or sentencewill convey the impression that you are well informed, substitute forit some simple expression. If you are not positively certain as to thepronunciation of a word, never use it. If the temptation be great, resist it; for, rely upon it, if there be in your mind the slightestdoubt on the subject, you will certainly make a mistake. Never use aforeign word when its meaning can be given in English, and remember thatit is both rude ...and silly to say anything to any person who possibly maynot understand it. But never attempt, under any circumstances whatever, to utter a foreign word, unless you have learned to pronounce correctlythe language to which it belongs. " There is need for the admonition to open the mouth well. Many peoplespeak with half-closed teeth, the result being that the quality of voiceand correctness of pronunciation are greatly impaired. Consonants andvowels should be given proper significance. Muffled speech is almost asobjectionable as stammering.
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