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Command of Languages

An average Indian mostly learns three languages in the normal course.

•    The Mother Tongue-Specific to one’s community, i.e. Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil etc. The language one learns to speak from parents, family members and close relatives is one’s mother tongue. This is not only the first communication medium but also a great bonding factor. It is easiest to master at an early age.

•    Hindi being the National language becomes the second language to learn. Thanks to the growing interstate mobility and tourism, Hindi is making its presence felt even in non-Hindi speaking Regions.

•    Last but not the least, English has emerged as the strongest link language, at the National and International levels. It is the common coveted medium of communication amongst the educated and modern upwardly mobile population.

•    In nutshell good knowledge of one regional knowledge, Hindi and English is imperative for an Indian to be successful in life.

•    Knowledge of one or more foreign languages gives anyone a definite edge over others.

What does command of language mean?

•    Rich vocabulary-Effort should be made to increase one’s word power constantly.

•    Good knowledge of grammar, i.e. tenses, sentence formation and usage of parts of speech etc.

•    Appropriate use of words and expressions

Frequent use of dictionary, thesaurus and grammar books, improves and enhances language skills.

Clarity

Communication whether written or spoken should originate from clear thinking. Reading and writing are two habits that greatly help in developing clear thinking by eliminating confusion.

The Content or Subject Matter

The subject matter or content whether for a written or oral presentation or paper should be developed carefully. Details only pertaining to the subject should be included. The source of all the information and its validity should be ascertained.

Systematic

Once the content matter has been sourced, it should be organized in such an order that one idea leads to another, finally evolving into a logical and satisfactory conclusion.

Precision

Saying more in fewer words is the quality of great writers and speakers. In the modern age of speed no one has the time for unnecessary details. But clarity must not be sacrificed for precision.

K I S S  (Keep it short and simple)

Short and simple sentences used to convey the message correctly, are far superior to the long winding ones leading to confusion.

Good Expression

It Means appropriate use of words and expressions. Wrong use can land one into embarrassing situations and sometime into dangerous ones.

Good body language

In case of oral presentations
A neat and pleasant demeanor, relaxed but smart posture, timely gestures and a frank and direct eye contact with the audience keeps the interest of the audience alive. It also sometimes makes up for any little slip on the part of the speaker.

9.Good Pronunciation
Whatever language one speaks, faultless pronunciation is always very impressive. Good Voice, Tone and Pitch: -

•    Some are born with good resonant voice but others can cultivate it through constant practice.

•    A sincere tone of voice always appeals to the audience.

•    A good speaker knows how to control the pitch of his voice. Proper rise and fall of voice add drama to speech and make it more interesting.

Self Confidence

It is the alchemy that can at times transform very ordinary speech into a success. But a self-confident speaker having other attributes as well remains a winner throughout.

CONCLUSION
Apart form having the above-mentioned qualities, a good presentation and an impressive piece of writing is always devoid of verbose and repetitions. It sustains the interest of its audience/readers and generates requisite response.