alleryWhy is "I angry" counted as a local error?
AThe meaning is still apparent
BIt is a spelling slip
CIt changes the whole sentence
DIt occurs only in writing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The meaning is still apparent
1. Local errors do not block communication.
2. In "I angry", the listener still grasps the meaning.
3. So it is local, not global.
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