Question

What sentence uses specific language?

The landlord says we must pay an extra deposit because we have all these pets.

Mrs. Ramirez requires a pass from the office if we are five or more minutes late to class.

If we all pitch in and buy several items from the concession stand, we can share everything.

Sometime today I have chores to do, several quizzes to take, and other activities.

Answer 1

4 or 5 minutes is exacting; the rest are wishy washy

Answer 2

I can't seem to find an equation.

Answer 3

I know its the wrong damn place, nobody is where it should be

Answer 4

I agree with amiste64, it's the second sentence.

Answer 5

yep!

Answer 6

i can tell cause my kids dont use 'specific' language :)

Answer 7

It's the last one...

Answer 8

lol ...

Answer 9

it's not; "sometime today" isn't very specific.

Answer 10

Are u sure its the last one?

Answer 11

........ you get what you deserve I spose ;)

Answer 12

it isn't. "Sometime today" leaves you with a 24 hour window- no specificity there.

Answer 13

It's specific language.

Answer 14

It's the last one -.-

Answer 15

k

Answer 16

wrong. again, "sometime" is very vague. In terms of language, it's no different from the other sentences. The second sentence differs in the fact that it is >>specific<< in what and when.

Answer 17

There's an error in 2nd sentence..I've had this problem before on a paper..it's the last one

Answer 18

spot the error then

Answer 19

because, " theres an error there" aint being specific :)