When Sam got up to give his speech in public speaking class, he walked around the audience, high-fiving his classmates, and began his speech by saying, "Hey! What up, dawgs?" What difference between conversation and public speaking did Sam violate?

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Harper Wilkinson

5 October, 10:27

When Sam got up to give his speech in public speaking class, he walked around the audience, high-fiving his classmates, and began his speech by saying, "Hey! What up, dawgs?" What difference between conversation and public speaking did Sam violate?

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Armando Watson · Answer 1

Answer: he used informal langauge, slang. public speaking is formal and the used of slang or informal langauge is inappropriate.

Explanation: Informal language can only be used amongst peers but when it comes to public speaking a formal langauge has to be used.

It start from greeting people one can not casually do so as he did when he said whar up; that is a language that he can only use when it id just him and his friends.