Please based prices for starting tomorrow Friday May 6th No commonly used topics

Please based prices for starting tomorrow Friday May 6th
No commonly used topics !!!
Step One: Choose a topic.
You will attempt to persuade your audience to share your point-of-view or take a specific action. Choosing a good topic for this speech is key. Be sure to review this list of tired topics (posted in Week 2) prior to choosing your topic.
Step Two: Do your research.
You will need at least four sources and should provide a list of references at the end of the outline.
Step Three: Organize your ideas.
Select the most appropriate speech pattern for your topic.
Be sure to clearly state your thesis and preview your main points in the Introduction, provide section transitions throughout the speech, and cite sources as you present new ideas. Remember to conclude your speech with a re-statement of your thesis and something specific that your audience can do (a call to action).
Step Four: Finalize your speech.
Using your initial outline, begin writing a detailed outline of your speech (e.g. full outline). When you have a complete version of your speech, begin practicing to see if it fits within the window of time given. You only have 10-12 minutes to deliver this speech, so use this practice as a chance to edit yourself. If your speech runs far less than 10 minutes, you need to add more material. If the speech runs way over 12 minutes, you need to cut some material.