Where is nonstandard English used in the following sentence?
You're whacked if you think I'm going first.
A) you're
B) going
C) whacked
D) all of the above

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The term "whacked" is an example of nonstandard English, often used in informal contexts to mean something like "crazy" or "foolish." The other options ("you're" and "going") are standard English.

Where Is Nonstandard English Used in the Following Sentence