A literal translation of a text: A. conveys facts but usually not the original writer's style or the cultural context. B. contains errors in spelling and grammar that make the text almost unreadable. C. shows what the translator thinks is important from the original work. D. asks the reader to make too many guesses about the meaning of the original work.

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Destiney Reed

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the answer is A. conveys facts but usually not the original writer's style or the cultural context.