The first one and the last 2 any of those would be right because you can take sides and be for or against it and argue why...
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Vernacular speech that is not accepted as suitable for formal usage is called<u> Slang</u>
Explanation:
A vernacular, speech is the variety of language,that is used by an individual in everyday life.It is used by the people residing in a geographical or social location
The term Vernacular refers to the common language that is spoken by an average number of citizens of a particular geographic location, or it refers to the language used within a particular profession or industry.
An example of vernacular is the law terminologies used by the lawyers
Thus we can say that Vernacular speech that is not accepted as suitable for formal usage is called<u> Slang</u>
Answer:
George I. A coin would not be marked George I because at the time it was produced it would not have been known that there was going to be a George II.
