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Which sentence uses words with negative connotations?

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The answer happens to obviously be letter C and here is why, a connotation is a choice in words in a form of literature that can give a stronger feeling to the sentence. For example instead of saying scary i could say horifying and that would be a stronger, negative connotation of fear, based on the fact that c is the only negative one, "Crowded and sticky."

Zina [86]2 years ago

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the answer is C the city in the summer are crowded and sticky

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