What Is The Strawberries Growing In The Field Without Using Evaluative Language

Great ideas in your post, and your examples were great they reflected descriptive and evaluative language correctly. Descriptive language odes exactly what it states describes what is occurring. For example, " The strawberries growing in the field are small and red", this statement describes the strawberries in the field without using evaluative language. Evaluative language changes descriptive statements into "right or wrong" or "good or bad" statements. Quickly with evaluative language the statement, "The strawberries growing in the field are small and red", can change into "The strawberries in the field should not be that small, and ought to be more red". The use of this evaluative language added a negative connotation to the statement.