Many authors try to reach a wider audience by writing in the vernacular rather than using more technical or formal language. Which sentence below uses the underlined word in the same way it is used in the sentence above? Use context clues to define the word. (1 point) Responses When tired, she would slip into the vernacular of her hometown. When tired, she would slip into the vernacular of her hometown. The vernacular language of Mesopotamia was Arabic at the time. The vernacular language of Mesopotamia was Arabic at the time. Only those from the upper classes, like authors and painters, spoke the vernacular. Only those from the upper classes, like authors and painters, spoke the vernacular. The language spoken by tradesmen at the time was vernacular
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The best choice that uses the underlined word "vernacular" in the same way as in the original sentence is:
"When tired, she would slip into the vernacular of her hometown."
This sentence indicates a more relaxed or informal language characteristic of a specific region or community, matching the context of the original sentence about authors using vernacular to reach a wider audience.
