Emotive and inclusive language

What does emotive language mean?

• Feelings

• Words that make you sad

• Words that evoke feelings

• Words that make you happy

What effect does emotive language have?

• To make you feel included on what you are reading.

• To make people feel emotions.

• To make peoples emotions go away.

• Writers use emotive language in order to have a greater emotional impact on their audience.

What is an example of emotive language?

• My dog was mad and angry.

• My dog was left alone.

• The innocent dog had been left cruelly by its neglectful owners.

• My dog was happy.

What is inclusive language?

• The use of pronouns such as we, our and us.

• Words.

• Make people feel emotions.

• We and our.

What effect does inclusive language have?

• Makes a person feel sad or happy.

• Doesn't make the reader feel included on what they are reading.

• It makes the reader feel included on what they are reading.

• Makes it boring.

What is an example of inclusive language?

• My dog was really happy.

• My dog ran away.

• It's all their fault, because they are the ones who made the decision.

• My fellow Americans, we must stand up to terrorism.

What does PLT mean?

• To make people feel sad.

• It's a technique to make people think what you think, about a certain topic.

• Words.

• To make people think.

What does PLT stand for?

• Peppa likes turtles.

• People like telephones.

• Pizza lunch time.

• Persuasive language techniques.