What is vivid language? Discuss the importance of using vivid language when creating main points.
What will be an ideal response?
- When you listen to or present speeches, you become aware of words and their effects. You're already aware that the language we use for conversation and speeches (oral language) is more interesting and vital than written language. Now you need to consider how to make the best choices to help you reach your listeners.
- The more vivid your main points, the more likely they are to create interest. Main points should be thought-provoking, attention-grabbing ideas that stand out from the supporting materials.
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