English, 17.01.2020 19:31 samarkanduzbek

Which scenario shows how words can shape culture?
a. a boy playing tag with a girl
b. a couple calling each other endearments
c. a teacher lecturing about chinese culture
d. a student taking a spanish class

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a. a boy playing tag with a girl
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