Language Sociolinguistics Language bias
If people are ignored because of their inability to speak standard English, what have they encountered?
a. language bias
b. language variety
c. language prejudice
d. language snobbery
Are these real phrases? I don't know where to look them up to try to answer this question.
It looks as if a, c, and d would all be correct.
Google these phrases. I looked for two of them and found both.
answered by
Ms. Sue
7 years ago
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it sounds to me like the answer is language prejudice
answered by
marie
7 years ago
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I think it's language prejudice.
answered by
Ms. Sue
7 years ago
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b. language variety
answered by
refugio
5 years ago
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It's Language Prejudice. To answer another question of yours, yes, all of those are real phrases.
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