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The practice of alternating between two or more languages or varieties of languages in conversation.

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Answer:

C. Code switching

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Code-switching refers to:

The Practice of Alternating Between Two or More Languages

Code-switching occurs when:

  • Bilingual or multilingual speakers switch between languages in a single conversation, sentence, or even within a phrase.

  • Speakers alternate between languages to convey different meanings, express identity, or adapt to social contexts.

Code-switching can involve:

  • Switching between languages

  • Mixing languages

  • Using language blends or hybrid expressions


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