Imagine you had to give two speeches to convince people in your neighborhood to create a community garden—one addressed to adults and one to young people your age. How would you address adults and teenagers differently? What differences might there be in body language and tone?

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confusionist · Answer

Try putting this in the 'English' category. :) I think you'll get more answers there.

anonymous · Answer

I think this is the wrong thread to be posting on..

confusionist · Answer

@baby456 Please don't post other questions under someone else's question. :)

confusionist · Answer

@tatumrocks No need for all CAPS. And why don't you start your question under the English subject?

anonymous · Answer

theres no need to correct me okay @Confusionist

confusionist · Answer

I was just trying to help out so you can get the best response possible. :)

baby456 · Answer

ok for the adults be sophiscated

anonymous · Answer

@Ashleyisakitty

ashleyisakitty · Answer

hah, i dont answer simple question

anonymous · Answer

it not simple

confusionist · Answer

More hands on, calling on students for the younger generations. I would speak louder, more excitedly. Produce more modern examples to relate to their experiences, e.t.c. Be creative with it! Why don't you try writing a few ideas and we'll check them to see if they make sense? :)

blurbendy · Answer

In the future, please post questions like these in the English section. thanks :) http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/English

anonymous · Answer

k

anonymous · Answer

@blues