Attitudes to language change 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageLanguage changeA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Ellierose1999Created on: 19-04-17 09:49 Cheshire National curriculum highlights most of us know very little about grammatical patterns. 1 of 12 Lakoff Prescriptivism vs descriptivism lines blurred in areas where people learn to make judgements before rules of grammar. 2 of 12 Meechan and Foley Even careful introspection can lead to fails still not being filtered out. 3 of 12 Carter and McCarthy Grammar not equally distributed across all genres 4 of 12 Evans Aboriginee study- 600 dialects and found they did have grammar. 5 of 12 Alego Myth that American is ruining our language it is actually more similar to Old English. 6 of 12 Trudgill Standard English is a dialect not a style. 7 of 12 Cheshire and Trudgill 9-12% of people can speak with standard English. 8 of 12 Labov No such thing as single style of speaker 9 of 12 Stein and Quirk Sun newspaper is working class and written in standard English. 10 of 12 Giles Communication Accommodation 11 of 12 Esling No one thinks they have an accent 12 of 12
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