jackrabbit:
Positive or negative connotation is common in (5 points) a Literal language b Context language c Technical language d Figurative languagePositive or negative connotation is common in (5 points) a Literal language b Context language c Technical language d Figurative language
Razor:
Heyo! You think you can specify what the question is? And I can see it right here, I know it's here. But what are they asking specifically?
Razor:
Ahhh, wait I understand now. Alright, so positive or negative connotation is more common in a literal language I would say. Because a positive or negative connotation is supposed to make a person you're addressing the word to either feel positive or negative
Razor:
If it was figurative that'd be pretty sarcastic, if it was technical then that would be more formal, and if it was context well... you'd need more context.
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