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AAVE
100
AAVE stands for
What is African American Vernacular English
100
The term commonly used in the 1960's for AAVE
What is negro talk
100
SE usually connected to
What is written language
100
The people besides African Americans that may speak AAVE
What is everyone
200
a variety of language spoken that is based on whether you belong to a particular group; be it region, social class, caste, age group, generation, or sex group
What is dialect
200
The decade that changed the terms from black to African American
What is the 80's
200
AAVE is often looked at as a language spoken by
What is uneducated people
200
AAVE has patterns of pronouns, a set of rules, vocabulary, and____________
What is grammar
300
The language that is spoken by the average person on the street
What is vernacular
300
The decade that changed the terms from Black English to AAVE
What is the 90's
300
What many uneducated teachers may consider AAVE
What is Black English
300
Two consonants that aren't used in AAVE
What are R and L
400
The name for AAVE when it is considered a language, not a dialect
What is Ebonics
400
The alternative dialectical term for AAVE
What is African American English
400
The state that tried to limit bilingual education
What is California
400
In AAVE the "ing" sound is often transferred to
What is "ey"
500
The word for the definition 'lower level of classical education
What is trivium
500
The century range that the Creole Hypothesis believes AAVE is derived from
What is the 16th-19th
500
The prop is CA that tried to limit bilingual education
What is prop 227
500
In AAVE the two sounds that the "th" sound is often transferred to
What are F and D
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