What is inclusive language in a persuasive oral text, and what is its goal?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Employing first-person plural pronouns ('we'
- Step 1: Inclusive language ('we must act', 'our community') unifies speaker and listener into a single collective. Step 2. It eliminates psychological distance and frames political or moral goals as shared obligations. Answer: Employing first-person plural pronouns ('we'. Why not the others: Exclusive language isolates, whereas inclusive language encourages communal ownership.
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