Introduction I. II. III. IV. V. Body I. Attention-getter/Greeting: Good morning everyone! Imagine a world where our cities are quieter, our air is cleaner, and our dependence on oil is a thing of the past. Ask question regarding topic and listener background: how many you have considered buying an electric car or are curious about how they compare to traditional gasoline cars? Link partner response to topic/thesis/purpose: today's topic about the comparison between electric cars and regular cars, and why this matters for our future. Speaker credibility: Because I am someone who is passionate about cars, I am happy to share what I have learned. [Transition to Body...] Preview of main points: "We'll explore the environmental impact, cost differences, and performance of electric versus gasoline cars. A. B. C. II. Main point 1: Environmental Impact A. State the point: Electric cars significantly reduce pollution. B. Support (Studies show that electric vehicles (EVs) emit fewer greenhouse gases over their lifetime compared to conventional vehicles.) C. Make the connection between the supporting material and the point: This reduction in emissions is crucial for combating climate change D. Question to peer check understanding and cue transition between point 1 and 2: Does this shift your perspective on the environmental benefits of EVs? [Transition: ...] Main point 2: Cost Different A. State the point: "Owning an electric car can be more cost-effective in the long run." B. Support (Although EVs may have higher upfront costs, lower fuel and maintenance expenses lead to savings.) C. Make the connection between the supporting material and the int: Considering total ownership costs changes the financial comparison. D. Question to peer check understanding and cue transition between point 2 and 3: Would potential savings influence your choice between an electric and a gasoline car? [Transition: .] III. Main point 3: Performance A. State the point: "Electric cars offer unique performance benefits." B. Support (EVs provide instant torque, resulting in faster acceleration and a smoother drive.) C. Make the connection between the supporting material and the point: This enhances the driving experience, challenging misconceptions about electric vehicle performance. D. Question to peer check understanding and cue transition conclusion a. Summary Question (ask listener to review main points): How important is vehicle performance in your decision-making process? [Transition to Conclusion...] II. Conclusion I. Quick summary of main points: Today, we've covered the environmental, cost, and performance aspects of electric versus regular cars. Expression of gratitude and invitation to continue conversation: Thank you for your attention. I encourage you to explore these points further and join the conversation on sustainable transportation. References *Make sure they are in alphabetical order according to APA formatting and use a “hanging” indentation. Smith, J., & Liu, H. (2021). Comparative analysis of electric and gasoline vehicles: Emissions, energy consumption, and cost. Journal of Sustainable Transportation, 15(3), 123-145

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Introduction I. II. III. IV. V. Body I. Attention-getter/Greeting: Good morning everyone! Imagine a world where our cities are quieter, our air is cleaner, and our dependence on oil is a thing of the past. Ask question regarding topic and listener background: how many you have considered buying an electric car or are