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Which of the following is linguistically CORRECT about languages and dialects?
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- 1Languages and dialects are linguistically different but geographically the same.
- 2Languages have their own script but dialects do not have their own script.
- 3There is no well-defined purely linguistic difference between a language and a dialect.✓
- 4Languages have written literature but dialects are based only on oral traditions.
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There is no well-defined purely linguistic difference between a language and a dialect.
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