English, 03.02.2020 09:02 Amyjoe23

The audience’s emotional appeal and their “stake” in the speech are both related to which suggestion of the lecture? a. getting to the point c. sticking to your “meat and potatoes” b. making it look easy d. getting the audience to be on your side

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