English, 09.10.2019 09:50, kardav0435

What is dialect?
a. the attitude of the narrator
b. language specific to a group of people
c. words that show a narrator's feelings
d. sayings not meant to be interpreted literally

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What is dialect?
a. the attitude of the narrator
b. language specific to a group of peo...