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|3. Standards for English as an international language | |Standard English: She was sabotaged by them. |
| | |Singlish sentence is grammatical and linguistic equal. |
|①Language standards and English as an international | |☞ This variety of English was part of the Singaporean identity |
|The debate over standards in English as an international language | | |
|-Quirk: A common standard of use in warranted in all contexts of English use | |-A controversy |
|-Kachru: A need to re-examine traditional notions of standardization and models as they related to Outer | |: all varieties of English are linguistically equal BUT they are not considered to be socially equal. |
|Circle users. | | |
| | |-Lick and Alsagoff |
|Defining standards English | |:
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