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English, 31.08.2020 17:01, hamichrit2412
Cose you allus tries tuh know mo' than me, but Ah ain't so ign'rant. Ah knows a heap mahself. Many and many's the people been drove outa their senses by conjuration, or rid tuh deat' by witches."
Why does Zora Neale Hurston use nonstandard English in this excerpt?
to emphasize the relationship between John and his parents
to provide a historical context in which the events occur
to portray the dialect of African Americans during the period
to reflect the mixed emotions John’s mother has about her child
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