"How can emotive language change the way someone feels about a story or message?" by Alisha H

2024-11-04 02:00:53 UTC

Depending on what language and words you use in your book can determain how the reader feels while reading the book.

2024-11-04 02:03:27 UTC

It’s good I guess I don’t know can you please if your reading this message and like

bgidd1 — 2024-11-04 02:05:14 UTC

By making something happen to the character thats happy sad or really bad happens to he character that makes you feel emotional about it

csamways1 — 2024-11-04 02:06:37 UTC

It can change your perspective on the character and story.

2024-11-04 02:07:55 UTC

Emotive language can change the way the reader feels and gives the reader a better understanding on the characters feelings. It can also change the mood of the surrounding areas or people.

Soph13 — 2024-11-04 02:10:52 UTC

It can take the story on a positive turn or a negative turn. For example if you said “today i had a WONDERFUL day” that is positive but if you said “today i had a REALY BAD day” is negative.

jfink1_2 — 2024-11-04 02:10:57 UTC

Emotive language is a set of words that describes the situation, and can also make the reader feel different emotions depending on the topic of the scene.

2024-11-04 02:18:04 UTC

Emotive language can change someone’s emotions/feelings depending on what words they use in the sentence. For example if the writer uses negative language, that can make the reader feel sad and if they use positive language it can make the reader feel happy.

2024-11-04 02:22:39 UTC

Emotive language can change someone’s emotion depending on what words you use. You can use many different words in a positive way or negative. Many writers use emotive language for the person that reads the book to feel a certain way

mkemp5_1 — 2024-11-04 02:22:59 UTC

Emotive language can change someone’s perspective of the story or make it more interesting to listen to. This emotive language can make the reader feel sad or happy about something that is happening like if I used the words “delight or gloomy.” That can make the reader feel different emotions instead of “sad or happy.”

kaiyahn12 — 2024-11-04 02:25:33 UTC

Emotive language changes some one’s emotion depending on the mood of the scene like little red riding hood it could also change some one perspective of the characters

ecast2 — 2024-11-04 02:27:32 UTC

Emotive language is putting emotions in your sentences such as sad, mad and happy, this is to show how something feels. :)

2024-11-04 02:30:08 UTC

Emotive language can change people emotions when you are talking to someone by making them laugh and forget about the thing that they were sad about and it will make there day : )

2024-11-04 02:33:05 UTC

Emotive language is when you use words to convey strong emotions in the reader.

2024-11-04 02:35:44 UTC

If you’re making a story and you use really bland and dull words, readers won’t be able to feel any emotions and it’ll become boring. Nobody wants to read a boring story. Using very descriptive and meaningful words will grab attention and make your story more appealing.