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    A Specific Purpose Is a Declarative Sentence Telling the Listeners
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A Specific Purpose Is a Declarative Sentence Telling the Listeners

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A specific purpose is a declarative sentence telling the listeners what you want them to understand or know or believe by the end of your presentation.

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