Across
- 2. Varieties valued by publicly powerful institutions and social groups.
- 4. A type of contact where two or more languages come into contact but there is no dominant community.
- 7. When two or more groups use their native languages as a basis for a new language of reduced vocabulary and grammatical use.
- 9. The accent looking at pronunciation features of the speaker
- 10. The structure of words.
- 11. The relationship between words in sentences.
- 12. The language spoken by a specific individual.
Down
- 1. Fillers and hesitations that prevents discourse from being fluent.
- 3. A model with the idea of three circles.
- 5. The method of communication.
- 6. The vocabulary of a language.
- 8. The difference between accents and dialects to become more pronounced.