Abstract
Languages change. No one knows exactly how or why language change. Change
is inevitable because speakers of every language are exposed to new concepts
and ideas that require accommodation for the change. The distinct varieties of
each language, whether they be regional, ethnic, racial, age-based or class-based,
are constantly effecting each other as their speakers live and work together.
Linguistic change does not happen suddenly. Many factors contribute to
linguistic change: simplification of grammar, elaboration to maintain
intelligibility, borrowing and so on. Change sometimes happens for no apparent
reason or explanation.
فائزہ بٹ. (2016) انحراف زبان :نوعیت اور اسباب, Mayar , Volume 15-16, Issue 1 .
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