Which of the following is an example of the speaker not considering his audience and using unfamiliar slang?

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sineoko [7]1 year ago

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An example of the speaker not considering his audience and using unfamiliar slang is: D. B and C.

<h3>What is slang?</h3>

Slang is known to be a kind of language that makes use of informal words which are commonly used in speech than in writing and a usually restricted to a set of people. Use of slang shows familiarity among the people.

Option D actually points to B and C. In options B and C we see that the audience's reaction shows that they were unfamiliar with the slang and also uninterested with what Susan was saying.

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