While working on the body of your speech, you realize that the steps of the process you just explained are fairly complex. You decide that you need to review those steps before moving on to the next main point. To accomplish this task, you would probably use a(n):.

Internal summary.

Explanation:

An internal summary in a few words covers information or alludes to information previously introduced. It can be used to remind the listeners on a previous point and to emphasize the information covered in your speech. Internal summaries are like flicks to internal previews.

Rather than demonstrating what the subpoints are to follow in the speech, internal summaries will remind the audience of what subpoints have been talked about. Internal summaries are brilliant ways to buttress and elucidate your ideas which are important for the audience to remember.

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