In an argumentative speech, include second-person pronouns to a. connect and engage with your audience. b. establish yourself as an expert on the subject c. show that everyone should share your opinion d. demonstrate that you are removed from the topic

I believe the answer is Ahope it's correct

The correct answer is A. Connect and engage with your audience

Explanation:

In speeches and texts, the second-person pronoun refers mainly to the pronoun "you" that is used in text and speeches to involve the audience which guarantees the speech or text is effective. In the case of argumentative speeches that aim at persuading or convincing the audience about an idea or inviting them to take an action proposed by the speaker, the use of the second-person pronoun is a good technique because in this way the audience feel part of the speech and the speaker is able to connect an engage with the audience as people of the audience will know the speech is specifically addressed to them and therefore they should listen to the speaker. This implies, in an argumentative speech, you should include second-person pronouns to connect and engage with your audience.