English, 12.10.2020 23:01 adamskhan990

Considering audience in the rhetorical situation means Recognizing your primary or main audience; who exactly you want to hear your
message.
Realizing that you can have ONLY one audience in mind.
O Understanding and knowing your audience on a first name basis.
Anyone who hears or reads the message is the intended audience.

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