Pidgin Languages and Creole Languages Differ in That

question 26

Multiple Choice

Pidgin languages and creole languages differ in that

• A)pidgin languages lack the grammatical structure found in creole languages.
• B)creole languages dissipate after one generation,whereas pidgin languages persist across many generations.
• C)pidgin language speakers learn their language from creole-speaking parents.
• D)pidgin languages are highly similar in structure to Indo-European languages.
• E)pidgin languages are linguistically much more complex than creole languages.

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