History, 11.10.2020 07:01, Packergood
Which speech out of Corden's smithy speech and Obama’s yes we can speech is the most persuasive and why?
To answer this question, you should:
- write a short introduction explaining the purpose and context of each speech, and giving your brief answer to the essay question
- paragraph 1: compare the use of a specific persuasive device in both speeches, using evidence from each speech, and explaining the effect this evidence has on the relevant audience.
- paragraph 2: repeat the same structure as paragraph
You will not need to add a conclusion to this essay.
Your essay should be no more than 400 words
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