English, 13.10.2019 08:30, Kalistaaaaaaa

Why is repetition a useful rhetorical device for a political speech?

repetition is not useful because it slows a speech down.

repetition is a good way to present logical arguments in an unbiased way.

repeated words or thoughts create a rhythm in a speech and reinforce the message.

repetition is a good way to lengthen a speech that has few ideas.

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Why is repetition a useful rhetorical device for a political speech?

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