Ferguson draft

• What is the primary goal of Ferguson's speech?


  To establish enthusiasm towards the club's new management
• How does Ferguson create enthusiasm in his speech?

  By using rhythm and engaging phrases
• What phrase does Ferguson use to emphasize support for the new manager?

  "Your job now is to stand by your new manager"
• What change occurs in the rhythm of Ferguson's speech?


  A sense of disorder occurs as he emphasizes support for the new manager
• What literary technique is used in the phrases 'stood by me' and 'stand by your'?


  Parallelism
• What emotional impact does the repetition of phrases have in Ferguson's speech?


  It reinforces the idea of collective support and shared accomplishments
• How does the technique of parallelism contribute to Ferguson's speech?


  It adds rhythm and memorability, making the speech more powerful
• What delivery technique does Ferguson use to create urgency?


  Raised volume, particularly in the word 'now'
• How does raised volume affect the audience's perception of the speech?


  It grabs attention and emphasizes the importance of the present
• What are the key techniques used by Ferguson in his speech?

  • Engaging rhythm
  • Parallelism
  • Raised volume
  • Emotional impact through repetition
• What is the main purpose of Ferguson's speech?


  To establish enthusiasm towards the club's new management
• How does Ferguson create enthusiasm in his speech?

  By using rhythm and engaging phrases
• What phrase does Ferguson use to emphasize the importance of supporting the new manager?


  "Your job now is to stand by your new manager"
• What literary technique does Ferguson use with the phrases 'stand by me' and 'stand by you'?


  Parallelism
• What emotional impact does Ferguson aim to create through repetition in his speech?


  To reinforce the idea of collective achievement
• How does the technique of repetition affect Ferguson's speech?


  It adds rhythm and memorability
• What delivery technique does Ferguson use to create urgency?


  Raised volume
• In which word is the raised volume technique particularly evident?


  'Now'
• What effect does the raised volume have on the audience?


  It grabs attention and emphasizes the importance of the present
• What are the key techniques used by Ferguson in his speech?

  • Rhythm to engage the audience
  • Parallelism for emotional impact
  • Repetition for memorability
  • Raised volume to create urgency