An Analysis of the Sociolinguistic and Individual Profiles of Young English Learners in the Uzbek EFL Context
Keywords:
Sociolinguistics, Uzbek EFL learners, bilingualism, monolingualism, socioeconomic status, educational background, learner identity, young learners.Abstract
For this article two Uzbek middle school students were chosen in order to be analyzed according to their sociolinguistic profile.
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