The words, "first come, first served" in advertisements create a language of:
A) promise.
B) offer.
C) acceptance.
D) request.

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The phrase "first come, first served" in advertisements is a language of promise, indicating that the service or product will be provided to those who arrive or respond first, without necessarily forming a specific offer or acceptance, and it is not a request from the advertiser but a statement of how the service or product will be allocated.

The Words, "First Come, First Served" in Advertisements Create a Language