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Thus the more restricted our subjects ' use of French , the less often they use it in the informal contexts , and consequently , the more the French - medium schools tend to be the primary locus of French - language use and French ...
Thus the more restricted our subjects ' use of French , the less often they use it in the informal contexts , and consequently , the more the French - medium schools tend to be the primary locus of French - language use and French ...
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At the beginning of example 10a , we see the vernacular usage that was not correlated with social - class background or style in the French of the restricted speakers , namely variable deletion of // in articles , see Tennant 1995 : 255 ...
At the beginning of example 10a , we see the vernacular usage that was not correlated with social - class background or style in the French of the restricted speakers , namely variable deletion of // in articles , see Tennant 1995 : 255 ...
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be emphasized that in our research the restricted speakers of French have also been found to use features of the vernacular : /// deletion ( Tennant 1995 ) , subject doubling ( Nadasdi 1995b ) , vernacular forms of the subjunctive ...
be emphasized that in our research the restricted speakers of French have also been found to use features of the vernacular : /// deletion ( Tennant 1995 ) , subject doubling ( Nadasdi 1995b ) , vernacular forms of the subjunctive ...
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