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Which sentence is written using formal language? es A ) My bad, I thought you requested my assistance. B ) I ain't got a way to get to the dance on Saturday. Tonya is driving me up the wall with her ridiculous stories. D) The comments she made during the interview were quite offensive

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30-11-2020

Answer: Question A is the correct answer. Look for punctuation. Question B uses punctuation, but "Ain't" isn't formal. Question C (the c cut out) isn't correct because it's more rude than formal. Question D isn't correct because they didn't use periods.

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karishannah23 karishannah23

07-12-2020

Answer: it d

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