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Articulation is the ability to speak with eloquence, fluency and express your ideas in a clear and concise manner. There are multiple factors that result in inarticulation namely: 1. trailing off 2. mumbling 3. upspeak

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Expand your vocabulary Banish filler words Be concise

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Benefits: add a variety to the words you use instead  ofrepeating  basic words  A better vocabulary will give you more words to work with when explaining your ideas 4 step exercise to expand your vocabulary: S1: make a list of words you commonly use S2: look up synonyms S3: note them down S4: review everyday/week until confident enough to use them

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3 step exercise to help banish filler words: S1: use voice recorder on your phone  S2: speak about any topic you wish S3: play back and listen to yourself You will get an idea of how you sound when people listen to you and you’ll get an idea of how you can limit fillers

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Taking a long time to come to the point hugely impacts articulation. Best ways to start with concision is to eliminate filler words and reading up on concision.  Practice shorter sentences that still convey the message

Speaking skills