Why do speakers emphasize particular words and phrases?

A. To make the language is more memorable

B. To remind the audience of the theme

C. To make a claim seem logical

D. To avoid counterarguments

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Micaela Webster

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7 May, 16:16

Why do speakers emphasize particular words and phrases?

A. To make the language is more memorable

B. To remind the audience of the theme

C. To make a claim seem logical

D. To avoid counterarguments

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Walls · Answer 1

A symposium creates a theme that focuses on the objectives of the event. In this case, speakers usually emphasize on words or phrases to remind the audience of the theme. Also, to convey the message that is understandable and relatable.

Lauryn Mercer · Answer 2

Ding Dong Kalihara is wrong

Why do speakers emphasize particular words and phrases?A. To make the language is more memorableB. To remind the audience of the themeC. To make a claim seem logicalD. To avoid counterarguments

Why do speakers emphasize particular words and phrases?

A. To make the language is more memorable

B. To remind the audience of the theme

C. To make a claim seem logical

D. To avoid counterarguments