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folklore and dialect
 

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by Sitora Nabiyeva
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Is oral tradition a way of passing stories through speaking rather than writing?

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Are legends always completely fictional with no link to history?

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Does repetition in oral stories help people remember them easily?

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Is a dialect a standard form of language used globally?

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Does dialect help show a character’s regional or social background?

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Is “I ain’t goin’ nowhere” an example of standard formal English?

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Are archaic words commonly used in modern everyday speech?

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Does “thou art” belong to modern informal English?

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Are archaic words used in literature to create a historical atmosphere?

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Is jargon used by specific professional groups?

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Is “diagnosis” an example of medical jargon?

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Does jargon make communication between all readers easier?

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Was oral tradition important before writing systems existed?

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Can dialect make characters in literature more realistic?

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Is “hath” a modern English word used today?

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Do archaic words sometimes make texts harder to understand?

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Does folklore help preserve cultural identity?

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