In an argumentative speech, include second-person pronouns to
a.
connect and engage with your audience.
b.
establish yourself as an expert on the subject.
c.
show that everyone should share your opinion.
d.
demonstrate that you are removed from the topic.

A. Connect and engage with your audience.

An argumentative speech aims to persuade an audience of one's point of view on a subject, and one way to catch the people's attention is to use the pronoun "you" when delivering the message. This way, people can feel more connected to the speaker and the message and see the ideas of the speech as ideas that they can relate to, they can adopt in some aspect of their lives, or that they can believe in.

um, what am i suppose to answer here? it just said that he will studied hared because of a grade in spanish.