I'm going to give a speech next month, but I forgot my words as soon as I got on stage. What should I do?

Generally, just forget the words, improvise, beat around the bush, stick to the theme, and don't interrupt the fragment abruptly. I have forgotten my words for a long time, so I can't go on. I prepared two or three interesting stories in advance, and the topic turned to short stories. If I remember, I'll continue later. If I really can't remember love clearly, I will return to the topic of my speech after telling the story to sum up my point of view and try my best to fill the time. Read more books, communicate with strangers, improve your speaking skills, and be confident and determined. Specify an order in the speech. When you are familiar with the content of the speech, simulate this order repeatedly in your mind, such as: greetings: (content)-beginning: (content)-opinions 1 [example 1 (content); Example 2 (Content)]; Viewpoint 2-Summary (content). Don't just recite the manuscript