English, 20.09.2020 15:01, lyn94

Connotative meaning when compared to denotative meaning is O a. more serious.
O b. used more in close, personal relationships.
O less emotional and personal.
O d. is probably found on dictionary. com.
O e. more literal.

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Connotative meaning when compared to denotative meaning is O a. more serious.
O b. used more...