Maqola muallifi haqida
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Khajiyeva Mukhlisa Saidjon qizi
Teacher Department of English functional lexicon Uzbekistan State World Languages
University
Annotatsiya
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Sociolinguistics explores how language varies and changes in social contexts. This article
examines the sociolinguistic variation in Modern English, focusing on dialects and their role
in social identity. By analyzing regional, social, and ethnic dialects, the study highlights how
language serves as a marker of identity and a tool for social stratification.
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