Non-native speakers of English should
A) avoid making eye contact to focus on reading their notes.
B) take more time to prepare their speech than native speakers.
C) avoid setting goals until they develop more ability.
D) realize they feel anxiousness native speakers can't relate to.

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Non-native speakers may need additional preparation time to ensure they are comfortable with the language and content of their speech, aiding in better delivery and confidence. Setting goals is important at any ability level, and both non-native and native speakers can experience anxiety related to public speaking, though the reasons may vary. Eye contact is generally encouraged in public speaking to engage the audience.

Non-Native Speakers of English Should