Appropriate code-switching involves adapting language to fit different social contexts and relationships. Using formal language with a supervisor and informal language with close friends demonstrates linguistic flexibility. Code-switching isn't about being inconsistent but about choosing the right register for each situation. For example, you might use technical jargon with colleagues but simplify explanations for clients, or use formal language in professional emails but casual language in text messages to friends.

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• Joseph Soko – 101 pts

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