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Instead , they are GENERA of American English : Black English is a genus of English , and so is White English . The small increase in the terminology of our field seems compensated for by the resulting reduction in ambiguity .
Instead , they are GENERA of American English : Black English is a genus of English , and so is White English . The small increase in the terminology of our field seems compensated for by the resulting reduction in ambiguity .
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This is common among speakers of Uneducated Black and possibly also Uneducated White English . But in all cases which I have observed , both registers controlled by a single speaker always belonged to the same linguistic genus ; that is ...
This is common among speakers of Uneducated Black and possibly also Uneducated White English . But in all cases which I have observed , both registers controlled by a single speaker always belonged to the same linguistic genus ; that is ...
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TENSE AND THE FORM be IN BLACK ENGLISH 8 9 RALPH W , FASOLD Center for Applied Linguistics The Negro dialect , Black English , has a distinctive use of be as a main verb , expressing iteration rather than instantaneous or constant ...
TENSE AND THE FORM be IN BLACK ENGLISH 8 9 RALPH W , FASOLD Center for Applied Linguistics The Negro dialect , Black English , has a distinctive use of be as a main verb , expressing iteration rather than instantaneous or constant ...
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