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What is the primary reason that the author contrasts the speaker's informal language with his large vocabulary? A) to foreshadow future events B) to convey the conflict of the story C) to serve as a means
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What is the primary reason that the author contrasts the speaker's informal language with his large vocabulary? A) to foreshadow future events B) to convey the conflict of the story C) to serve as a means of characterization D) to make the reader condemn the speaker

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im not 100 percent sure but i think its b

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