“The opposition is incorrect” Relating to the audience Speaking very casually and personably Making an economic argum Example of real-world conservation Making a moral argument Using humour to try and connect with the audience Speaking very authoritatively and formally Using metaphor to explain a tricky concept Referring to pop culture Reframing the issue Introducing new scientific jargon Someone uses a dramatic pause Getting the audience to imagine something Arguing about definitions Listing extinct species Quote or opinion from an authority figure Dropping statistics Emotive language Short term vs long term argument “The opposition is incorrect” Relating to the audience Speaking very casually and personably Making an economic argum Example of real-world conservation Making a moral argument Using humour to try and connect with the audience Speaking very authoritatively and formally Using metaphor to explain a tricky concept Referring to pop culture Reframing the issue Introducing new scientific jargon Someone uses a dramatic pause Getting the audience to imagine something Arguing about definitions Listing extinct species Quote or opinion from an authority figure Dropping statistics Emotive language Short term vs long term argument
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“The opposition is incorrect”
Relating to the audience
Speaking very casually and personably
Making an economic argum
Example of real-world conservation
Making a moral argument
Using humour to try and connect with the audience
Speaking very authoritatively and formally
Using metaphor to explain a tricky concept
Referring to pop culture
Reframing the issue
Introducing new scientific jargon
Someone uses a dramatic pause
Getting the audience to imagine something
Arguing about definitions
Listing extinct species
Quote or opinion from an authority figure
Dropping statistics
Emotive language
Short term vs long term argument
