Which of the following lines from “The Latin Deli” is the best example of concrete language? a. “They speak to her and each other / of their dreams. . . .” b. “who spends her days selling canned memories . . .” c. “how she smiles understanding . . .” d. “the green plantains / hanging in stalks like votive offerings . . .”

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anonymous · Answer

do you know what it means by "concrete language"?

anonymous · Answer

It's language that deals with concepts, unless I'm completely wrong

anonymous · Answer

Wait, that's abstract

anonymous · Answer

"Concrete language identifies things perceived through the senses (touch, smell, sight, hearing, and taste), such as soft, stench, red, loud, or bitter."

anonymous · Answer

Maybe its A