C. would be an example of dialect.
Dialect is the sound or form of a language in a specific region. Choices A, B, and D just give words in a sentence the way they are supposed to be spelled; you can't tell how they were pronounced. Choice C changes the spelling of the words and adds apostrophes to show some of the different pronunciations in the sentence. For example, Choice C doesn't say "the", it says "th'". It gives you a clue to how it would be pronounced in this dialect.
Answer:
I see no passage but I think i know this story
Explanation:
Jeannette's tone sounds very irrated about what just happen
Answer:
a. ___
Explanation:
The use of articles depends on the noun(s) or adjectives or anything equivalent to that. And depending on the number as well as the first letter of the noun, an article can be used.
But in the given sentence, the blank is before "London" which is a proper noun. Normally, a proper noun uses "the" or when the noun is definite. But in the given sentence, we will not use any article.
This is because it is talking about a particular place, and "the" is used only for those places that are states, or unions, or republics.
Thus, the final sentence will be
<em>"There are special hostels for the homeless in London."</em>
It’s to “correct mistakes”.
