To "use respectful language" in a speech implies
A)avoiding any words not found in a U.S.Standard English dictionary.
B)avoiding language that will offend people of different cultures,races,sexes,or other subgroups.
C)avoiding language that may be too dramatic or colorful for your audience.
D)avoiding language that is too informal and uses sentences that are too short and choppy.

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Using respectful language means avoiding language that may offend people of different cultures, races, sexes, or other subgroups. It's important to choose language that is inclusive and respectful to all members of the audience. It doesn't necessarily mean avoiding any words that are not found in a U.S. Standard English dictionary or using only formal language. It also doesn't necessarily mean avoiding language that is too dramatic or colorful, as long as it's appropriate for the audience and situation.

To "Use Respectful Language" in a Speech Implies