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ABSTRACT The main aim and objectives of this research were to identify the implication for code-mixing, and the reason for using code-mixing in Hausa-English bilinguals. It also presented and explained the phenomenon. Three research questions were formulated to guide the study. The study… Continue Reading
ID: LAC0085
Pages: 69
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CHAPTER ONE GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1.0 INTRODUCTION The concept of time is universal because the units of time are extra-linguistic i.e they exist independently of the grammar of any language. In other words the expression of time in language is universal, whereas the means of… Continue Reading
ID: LAC0084
Pages: 93
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ABSTRACT This study presents a comparative analysis of the sound system of Umuchu dialect and Standard Igbo Language with the objective of Comparing and finding the similarities and difference and also identifying the mutual intelligibility of the dialect and… Continue Reading
ID: LAC0083
Pages: 71
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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Language attitude is a personal or collective disposition, feelings and behaviors towards a particular language or a language variety. This attitude may be positive or negative. Crystal… Continue Reading
ID: LAC0082
Pages: 64