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Referential language refers to the language that ______.
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A:is limited to everyday real life and situational use;
B:engages one’s imagination;
C:stimulates one’s emotion;
D:is mainly used in literary works

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Referential language refers to the language that ______.选项： A:is limited to everyday real life and situational use; B:engages one’s imagination; C:stimulates one’s emotion; D:is mainly used in literary works

Referential language refers to the language that ______.
选项：

A:is limited to everyday real life and situational use;
B:engages one’s imagination;
C:stimulates one’s emotion;
D:is mainly used in literary works