Multiple Choice
One of Penelope Eckert's findings about California accents is that when people want to stay, involved in their home community, they
A) develop a unique accent.
B) tend to adopt a speech pattern with less accent.
C) copy the English they hear on radio.
D) tend to talk like locals.
E) often develop extended versions of nonverbal communication among peer groups.
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