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Two things to keep in mind when you're deciding whether to use formal or informal english are
a. the author and the audience.
b. the occasion and the audience.
c. the reader and the location.
d. the opinion and the occasion.
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The answer is:
[B]:
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the occasion and the audience
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B. The occasion and the audience
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