Non-Standard English Flashcards

The form of English widely accepted as the norm, used in formal settings and writing.

Varieties of English that differ from Standard English, often used in informal contexts or regional dialects.

A form of language specific to a particular region or group, including vocabulary and grammar.

Informal language used in everyday conversation, often including slang.

Informal, often playful language used within specific social groups.

An individual's unique way of speaking, influenced by personal experiences and identity.

The practice of alternating between different languages or language varieties depending on context.

The level of formality in language, adapted for audience and purpose.

Key factors determining the choice of language, tone, and register in writing or speech.

Techniques used by writers, such as word choice, figurative language, and rhetorical devices, to achieve effects.