Directive language attempts to influence someone's actions in the future attempts to persuade someone's actions with connotation

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Hitesh Rawal · Answer 1 · 2022-02-25T12:05:17+0000

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attempts to persuade someone's current actions with connotation. it is language that is used to direct someone, which is why it is called directive language.

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Directive language attempts to influence someone's actions in the future attempts to persuade someone's actions with connotation

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