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The lines "I didn't aim to" and "You a lie!" are both examples of A. dialect. B. metaphors. C. allusions. D. imagery.
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The lines "I didn't aim to" and "You a lie!" are both examples of

A.
dialect.


 
B.
metaphors.


 
C.
allusions.


 
D.
imagery.

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Those are both examples of dialect.
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they are both an example of dialect :) 
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