Writing subject outline

Each heading should have at least twosubdivisions or none at all. for every Ayou need a B, for every 1 you need a 2.generally outlines have the followingparts: objectives, general purpose,: statewhether you are going to inform, topersuade, or to entertain.specific purpose: state what you plan toinform to persuade or to entertain theaudience about. central idea: state in asentence what you want your audience toremember or the point you want to getacross. title: your outline should have atitle but you do not actually say thetitle in your speech.purposes and central idea. include thesestatements in your outline to keepfocused on your speaking tasks.Introduction and conclusion: theseelements are so important in a speechthat they deserve special attention.these elements are independent of thebody of the speech and have their ownnumbering sequence.body: each main point is identified byRoman numerals.Transitions: transitions are words,phrases, or sentences that help thelistener understand the logicalconnections between ideas and thoughts,transitions are labeled and placed inparentheses, transitions are not includedin the numbering system of the outline.Bibliography:this section lists the sources that youused in preparing the speech. use astandard format.Visual aids: briefly describe the visualaids you plan to use.This completes this learning activity,Writing a topic outline.