Question

"My daughter, your father, he love you very much," he explained from the bottom of the stairs. "He just want to protect you." –"Daughter of Invention," Julia Alvarez Read the father’s dialogue. What reveals the uniqueness of his speech? its pronunciation its grammar and syntax its vocabulary and usage its wordiness

Answer 1

I would say it's its grammar and syntax. 

Answer 2

After reading the dialogue, we can tell that what reveals the uniqueness of his speech is:

B. Its grammar and syntax.

• "Daughter of Invention" is a short story by author J∪lia Alvarez. The narrator is the daughter of immigrants who live in the US.

• The sentence "My daughter, your father, he love you very much" uses a kind of grammar and syntax that reveal something about the speaker.

• We can tell the father's native language is not English because of the structure used.

• "Your father" could already be the subject of the verb "love". However, the speaker chooses the add the pronoun "he".

• Also, the verb "love" should be inflected because the subject is third-person singular, "loves".

• Therefore, the grammar and syntax make the speech unique.

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