Why did Allah send human messengers to people instead of sending angels?

It is more appropriate to send mankind human messengers to talk to their in own language and act as role models for them. Had Allah sent an angel to mankind as a messenger, and he did what they found difficult to copy, they would have argued that the angel could do what they could not.

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Why did Allah send human messengers to people instead of sending angels?