Read the excerpt below and answer the question.
the old gentleman was for going along with me, but i said no, i could drive the horse myself, and i druther he wouldnât take no trouble about me.
the use of the phrase âi drutherâ in this excerpt from twainâs the adventures of huckleberry finn gives an example of
dialect
disposition
tone
vernacular

That is ‘dialect’!

Explanation: Dialectic is slang used in cultures. Think “wanker” used in Brit slang.

Vernacular is the language that belongs to said place. So “French is Paris’ vernacular” or “English is americas’ vernacular.”

I cannot justify tone or disposition. Disposition is a habitual tendency or personality so I don’t see how that fits.. same with tone.

Hope I helped!