In the essay "Mother Tongue," what does Amy Tan mean when she states that she has many "Englishes?"
A. She speaks several different world languages.
B. She still does not speak English fluently.
C. She uses different levels of English with different audiences.
D. She learned both British and American English dialects.

Question

In the essay "Mother Tongue," what does Amy Tan mean when she states that she has many "Englishes?"
	A.	She speaks several different world languages.
	B.	She still does not speak English fluently.
	C.	She uses different levels of English with different audiences.
	D.	She learned both British and American English dialects.

anonymous · Answer

I was thinking A, What do you guys think? I

wolfe8 · Answer

I haven't read the essay, but I'm guessing C

anonymous · Answer

That one would make sense also hmm im not sure

wolfe8 · Answer

Well, I would assume from experience that many Englishes would mean different types of speaking English.

nuke_ur_friend · Answer

hey Eve

nuke_ur_friend · Answer

it is c

anonymous · Answer

It's been years since I've read this, but I do believe that it's C.