Emotive language refers to words or phrases that are intended to influence emotions or opinions rather than inform. There are two main types: loaded language that implies value judgments and figurative language that uses metaphors, analogies and imagery to appeal to emotions. Examples include words like "freedom fighter" versus "terrorist" and phrases like "tax relief" instead of "tax cut".

1. EMOTIVE LANGUAGE Prepared by: Faiza Rehman

2. WHAT IS EMOTIVE LANGUAGE ?

3. TYPES OF EMOTIVE LANGUAGE

4. EXAMPLES