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Native vs Non-Native English Varieties by Yoli ullu is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document discusses native varieties of the English language. It begins by defining a speech community as a group that regards itself as using the same language. Native varieties are those identified with and acquired from birth within a speech community. The document notes that languages vary across both time and space within speech communities. Over time, English has changed significantly from its forms in the 14th century to today. Spatially, English also varies regionally in dialects like Yorkshire

Author

Yoli ullu

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EN