Child Development and Pedagogy · Sociolinguistics - Dialects
What does a social dialect (sociolect) of a language primarily reflect?
- 1The distinct linguistic features associated with a specific social class or community✓
- 2The pure geographical and topographic boundaries of a region
- 3The vocabulary changes that occur exclusively across historical eras
- 4The universal formal rules and syntax of a standard national language
Correct answer
The distinct linguistic features associated with a specific social class or community
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