Language of research, campaigns and advocacies

Language plays an important role in achieving one's purpose for writing.

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Supporting a campaign or an advocacy requires the use of strong persuasive language.

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One's choice of words does not matter when delivering a campaign speech.

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It involves the use of words that evoke emotions.

• experts

• use of evidence

• emotive language

It refers to how you prove your stand by contradicting the opposition

• Prove something wrong

• Make a change

• Get people agree with your point

• Create interest

It refers to using language in doing something to achieve a goal or deal with an existing problem

• Emotive language

• Call to action

• Flattery

• Exaggeration

It is a question that is asked not for answers but for the effect it will create to the audience.

• Wh- Questions

• Rhetorical Questions

• Yes/No Questions

• Tag Questions

This technique makes use of facts, figures, and quotes from experts.

• involving the reader

• use of evidence

• rhetorical questions

• experts

The following are pronouns used to make connections to your audience.

• I

• you

• they

• me

What persuasive language is used in the statement: "Stand firm with your decision to pursue education. It will be your first step to success."

• Make a change

• Call to action

• Create interest

• Get people agree with your point