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English, 15.01.2020 05:31 anazia10

Connotative meanings derive from
a. the misinterpretation of a commonly used term.
b. the cultural and personal experiences of the reader.
c. the route that a word took to enter the english language.
d. the placement of a word in the predicate of a sentence rather than in the subject.

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