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What sentence is informal? A. He is rather an eloquent speaker. B. His lexicon allows him to conjure images. C. His diction is quite remarkable. D. He’s got some cool words.
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What sentence is informal?

A. He is rather an eloquent speaker.
B. His lexicon allows him to conjure images.
C. His diction is quite remarkable.
D. He’s got some cool words.

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The answer is D. It’s informal because of the word choice
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