希腊 罗马:翻译英语

If we pay enough attention, we’ll see our audience are often communicating with us nonverbally. It is important to read these silent signals in one’s eyes. If you introduce a subject that causes a ripple of movement in the audience, you know that you have sparked their attention. They are shifting in their seats or exchanging looks with neighbors. The reaction from your audience should be your guide. When you continue your talk, you know what to drop, what to revise and what to add, all based on your reading of the eyes of the audience.
If you’ve told a joke or story that hasn’t gone down well, the audience may be telling you what they want to hear or what they don’t want to hear. This information can and should lead to some change in the content, humor and style of what you still have to say.
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