Writing a persuasive speech about supporting Victorian children
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I can identify how language and structural devices have been used to make a speech powerful.
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Emotive language requires you to select the sensitivity of your words to elicit specific emotions from the audience.
Excellent rhetorical questions use emotive language to enhance the complexity of the question.
Great rhetorical questions should use direct address subtly, avoiding overuse of ‘you’.
Anaphora is a useful tool is structuring persuasive writing.
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