College Of The Ozarks

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A young woman from a small town in the Ozarks (where she spoke the regional dialect of the area) goes to college and becomes a manager of a major bank in Boston. Years later, she returns to her home town for a visit, using exclusively Standard American English. Her old friends reject her and find her snobbish. Using what you know about language deviation, why do you think this occurred? Answer in complete sentences.

Well, I would assume that they perceived her as rejecting them and their (formerly her) culture. They probably thought that she was putting on airs by talking in a “better” way that they couldn’t, or pretending that she actually was better. IDK, you’re that one talking the class, right? Use that and put into your own words using the class format.

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