Introduction Speaking is an interactive process of constructing ideas includes the production and reception, and processing information (Brown, 1994; Burns & Joyce, 1997). Shape and its meaning is tied to the context in which speaking takes place, including the participants, a collection of experiences, environment and objectives. Speaking often occur spontaneously. Therefore, through speaking, ideas can be produced through a speech as part of the interaction that aims to communicate any information obtained as well as the informa- tion that we tell to the people. Speaking activity is an activity that occurs spontaneously. Communication will not run smoothly without speaking. According to Widdowson (2001: 58) actions speak generally communicate through interaction in the show with a face - the face and occurs as part of a dialogue or a form of verbal exchange. According Djamarah ( 2000), there are five in delivering presenta- tions are essential components that must be considered (Binhan: 2013) so that presentation can be a success and provide significant benefits to the presenter and the audience. Five essential compo- nents are: a. Who (Communicator) b. Say what (message) c. In what manner (media used verbal, non-verbal, visual) d. To whom (receiver's beam or audience) e. With what effect (the effect of the message to the audience) 71 / 198