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8 Cards in this Set
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LABOV |
Martha's vineyard |
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PETER TRUDGILL |
Norwich study, lower classes more likely to drop the 'g' and plural s. Women were more likely to over-report to have prestige language, men under-report for more non-standard language. DIALECT LEVELLING |
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JENNY CHESHIRE |
Children that approved of criminal activity were less standard. It's a choice. 'They calls me', 'you just has to', 'you was with', double negative, 'I never', 'the ones', 'I come down.' |
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MILROY |
Open and closed networks. Closed networks, like Hull, retain local dialect. |
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HAMMER AND CLONARD |
Women used non-standard forms but this may be due to unemployment rates in their area. |
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BERNSTEIN |
Elaborated and restricted code |
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JOHN HONEY |
Felt RP should be taught in every school |
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KERSWILL |
Dialect levelling |
