Concrete language:
A)is boring and unimaginative and should be avoided.
B)is considerate of the feelings of the audience.
C)helps an audience see specific realities or actual instances.
D)makes a comparison between two things or ideas.
E)presents ideas in a grammatically parallel fashion.

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Concrete language helps the audience see specific realities or actual instances. This type of language uses specific and tangible words that appeal to the senses and make the message more vivid and understandable. B, D, and E do not accurately describe concrete language. A is incorrect as concrete language is not necessarily boring or unimaginative, but rather informative and descriptive.

Concrete Language