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Because of his journalistic background, Ernest Hemingway’s diction tends to be a combination of formal and informal. neither formal nor informal. only formal. only informal
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Because of his journalistic background, Ernest Hemingway’s diction tends to be

a combination of formal and informal.
neither formal nor informal.
only formal.
only informal

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A. a combination of formal and informal.

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A combination of formal and informal.
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