INTERLANGUAGE IN CONTEXT

INTERLANGUAGE IN CONTEXT

1. There is a linking between sociocultural information and linguistic forms

2. A choice of one form (language) or another may be based on a set of probabilistic weights that are part of each occurrence

3. Variation due to linguistic as opposed to social factors

   • • (d) which could be nonlinguistic (such as information status)
       • (c) is influenced by something outside the grammar

4. Albeit in second language learning, it happens much more rapidly than in language change in the more traditional sense.

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