In "The Widow at Windsor," what can you tell about the speaker's place in society from the dialect?

A. He is a world-famous poet.

B. He is a member of the royal family.

C. He is well educated.

D. He is a common person.

i thought it was B

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Ellis Ferrell

10 December, 22:21

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Juliana Peterson · Answer 1

Juliana Peterson 10 December, 22:33

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D, he is a common person

In "The Widow at Windsor," what can you tell about the speaker's place in society from the dialect?A. He is a world-famous poet.B. He is a member of the royal family.C. He is well educated.D. He is a common person.i thought it was B