Unless your speech if absolutely fascinating, any "pause fillers" you add repetitiously, like um, or y'know, or OK will start to stand out.
They will capture the audience above your speech.
Start by listening to others - sports commentators, interviewees on television, anyone speaking publicly.
Listen for their fillers then you will learn to listen for your own.
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Monday, June 25, 2007
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