Child directed speech is the unique way that parents (and others) talk to babies.
1. change of clothes (in case it rains you will have clothes to change into so you wont get sick/hypothermia)
2. extra blankets (for warmth)
3. canned food (to eat- canned food usually doesnt spoil for a while and its hard for animals to get into)
4. cooking utensils (so you have a way to cook your food/any animals you catch)
5. bowie knife (to protect yourself)
6. bedroll (to sleep in)
7. map (in case you get lost)
8. flint and steel (so that you can create a fire for warmth)
9. tent (for shelter)
10. heavy boots (so that whatever may be on the ground doesnt hurt you + they are more stable shoes)
hope this helped! xx
It's an example of emotive language.
Emotive language is the deliberate word choice that is used to evoke emotion (usually to influence).
Ideas can be expressed non-emotively: "you spent your whole weekend helping me move". Or they can be expressed in a more positive or negative way: "<span>you're a fantastic person"</span>
