To indicate a word is slang or informal usage,:
A. enclose it in quotation marks.
B. explain it in parentheses.
C. underline it.
D. None of these; do not use slang or informal terms.
A
Also incorrect.
I chose D for my exam and it was marked incorrect. What was the problem? Was I wrong? Was the question marked incorrectly?
i think its B
A. Quotation marks
A. enclose it in quotation marks.
Because using quotation marks around a word indicates that it is being used in a nonstandard or informal way. Just remember to use those quotation marks wisely, or else you might end up "misunderstood" or "looking like you're trying too hard."
To indicate that a word is slang or informal usage, you can enclose it in quotation marks. This helps to distinguish it from formal language and shows that it is being used in a non-standard or colloquial manner. For example, if you were writing a sentence and wanted to indicate that the word "gonna" is a slang term for "going to," you would write: "I'm gonna meet her later."
So, the correct answer is A. Enclose it in quotation marks.