Cecily is giving an extemporaneous speech in front of a local gardening club. She rehearsed her speech so many times in preparation for the event that she now sounds as though she is reciting her words. Cecily should sound as though
A. she has spent hours and hours preparing for the speech.
B. she is having a conversation with her listeners.
C. she is formally addressing her audience.
D. each word of her speech has been carefully chosen.
Answer: B
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