In "Thank You, M'am," which line is an example of dialect?

A.
"That will be fine."

B.
"What is your name?"

C.
"I were young once and I wanted things I could not get."

D.
"Here's a clean towel."

Question

In "Thank You, M'am," which line is an example of dialect?	
 
 A.
"That will be fine."
 
 B.
"What is your name?"
 
 C.
"I were young once and I wanted things I could not get."
 
 D.
"Here's a clean towel."

puppylover0617 · Answer

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puppylover0617 · Answer

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tinylittlehelper · Answer

Glad to see some one else in 6th grade and in k12.


And this is dialect:
"I ain't no fool!" -shows that the people in the community talk slang
"Why, but a tiny pinch of sugar will do the trick!" -shows that the community speaks old English or is in England

The story had people talking slang. And I KNOW, I KNOW what slang is. Slang is horrible grammar. So which one is slang?