What should you consider when using effective education language?

A) Start sentences with "you."
B) Start sentences with "I" as in "I would eating more fruits if I were you…"
C) Use statements that invoke fear in your clients.
D) Experiment with neutral language.
E) Most statements should be commands rather than recommendations.

Using neutral language is important in effective education as it avoids causing offense or defensiveness in the person receiving the information. It allows them to receive the information without feeling judged or attacked. Starting sentences with "you" can come across as accusatory, and statements that invoke fear can cause panic or defensiveness. Using commands instead of recommendations can also cause resistance or pushback. Starting sentences with "I" is also not recommended as it can come across as self-centered or egotistical.