Dialect refers to regional differences in speech and language. true or false

We are to determine whether the sentence, "Dialect refers to regional differences in speech and language". The answer to this item is TRUE. Dialect is a specific language or a specific region or a social group that is a variation of the standard language spoken by a group of people.

This is correct. The word dialect does refer to regional differences in both speech and language. It can also be used to distinguish speech and language within similar locations but different social groups. In general, dialect between different groups can be determined by differences in pronounciation, grammar and vocabulary.

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Where's the excerpt? also i think the answer is the last one