When you are in the presenting stage of your speech, what is involved in checking your language?
A) clarity requires language that is concrete rather than abstract.
B) add vividness to your presentation and make it easier for your audience to pay attention.
C) All the answers are correct.
D) If you don't know how to pronounce a word, learn it before the speech.
E) the more word choices speakers have, the better able they are to make language do their bidding and fulfill their purposes.

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All the options provided are aspects of checking your language during the presenting stage of your speech. Clarity involves using concrete language, adding vividness helps maintain audience attention, knowing how to pronounce words correctly is crucial for clear communication, and having a wide vocabulary allows speakers to more effectively convey their message.

When You Are in the Presenting Stage of Your Speech