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

A.
"Maybe you ain't been to your supper either, late as it be."

B.
"There's nobody home at my house."

C.
"Then, Roger, go to that sink and wash your face."

D.
"Well, I wasn't going to say that."

Question

In "Thank You, M'am," which line is an example of dialect?	
 
 A.
"Maybe you ain't been to your supper either, late as it be."
 
 B.
"There's nobody home at my house."
 
 C.
"Then, Roger, go to that sink and wash your face."
 
 D.
"Well, I wasn't going to say that."

anonymous · Answer

http://staff.esuhsd.org/danielle/English%20Department%20LVillage/RT/Short%20Stories/Thank%20You,%20Ma'am.pdf

anonymous · Answer

@Smita12

anonymous · Answer

The answer is a. Do you notice the word "ain't" ? That is not really a word, and is dialect.

anonymous · Answer

okay thanks