That deviance is subjective in the same way that beauty is subjective to the viewer or the one partaking in the event
The correct answer is D. I surf
Explanation:
A present tense verb refers to verb forms used to express actions that occur in the present or now, this also applies to facts. This tense includes the simple present tense, in this, verbs follow the infinitive form without "to" and in the case of the third person singular (she, he, it) verbs end in -s or -es. For example "I go to the park every day" or "She eats a sandwich".
The sentence "I surf" contains a present tense verb that is "surf" because this verb follows the infinitive form "to surf" (without to) that is used in the present tense. Also, other options are not correct because "I went surfing" and "I surfed" contain a past tense verb and "I will go surfing" contains a future tense verb.
The term <em>slang</em> refers to <u>informal language</u> and it is usually considered to carry negative connotation, because it stands out from the standard, formal language.
So the answer here is that the connotation of <em>slang</em> in the second sentence is that:
The word <u>legitimate</u> helps us understand this, that even though slang was considered a bad thing, through time those words gained full meaning and are now commonly used.
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