Yes, Sharif! Thanks for bringing that up. The researchers make that clear right up front, and note despite it's diversity only a narrow set are featured prominently.
"In addition, while English itself is constituted of a number of distinct varieties around the world, including regional dialects, vernaculars, and Creoles, it is only a nar…
Yes, Sharif! Thanks for bringing that up. The researchers make that clear right up front, and note despite it's diversity only a narrow set are featured prominently.
"In addition, while English itself is constituted of a number of distinct varieties around the world, including regional dialects, vernaculars, and Creoles, it is only a narrow set of
these that participate in this near monopoly, most prominently Standard American English and British English."
Yes, Sharif! Thanks for bringing that up. The researchers make that clear right up front, and note despite it's diversity only a narrow set are featured prominently.
"In addition, while English itself is constituted of a number of distinct varieties around the world, including regional dialects, vernaculars, and Creoles, it is only a narrow set of
these that participate in this near monopoly, most prominently Standard American English and British English."