Considering and emulating the use of anaphora in speech writing
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I can use anaphora and a refrain to write an engaging speech that reinforces a central message throughout.
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Anaphora is the repetition of words that come at the beginning of a sentence, designed to grab the listener’s attention.
A refrain is a repeated idea or phrase that occurs throughout a speech.
Repetitious methods like anaphora and refrains help to engage the audience and reinforce central ideas.
In both cases, the repeated ideas should be important words/phrases that are key to the main argument of your speech.
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