Global English

Worked examples (6)

• 1The two origin stories
• 2Australian English features
• 3New Zealand English features
• 4Tok Pisin: a Pacific creole
• 5Attitudes: cringe, pride and recognition
• 6The data-analysis method (Section A)

Model answers (6)

• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)

Worked examples (6)

• 1Origins: contact and language shift
• 2The substrate grammar
• 3The phonology
• 4Internal varieties and the continuum
• 5Changing attitudes
• 6The data-analysis method (Section A)

Model answers (6)

• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)

Worked examples (6)

• 1The two origin stories
• 2The Caribbean creole features
• 3The creole continuum and decreolisation
• 4American English features
• 5Attitudes: stigma and prestige
• 6The data-analysis method (Section A)

Model answers (6)

• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)

Worked examples (6)

• 1Origins: colonial administration and education
• 2Features of African second-language varieties
• 3Nigerian Pidgin: a contact creole
• 4South African English
• 5Attitudes: stigma, codification and global influence
• 6The data-analysis method (Section A)

Model answers (6)

• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)

Worked examples (6)

• 1Origins: colonial education and multilingualism
• 2Indian English features
• 3Singlish and Manglish features
• 4Diglossia and the continuum
• 5Attitudes: ownership and Speak Good English
• 6The data-analysis method (Section A)

Model answers (6)

• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B · skill drill
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section A, unseen data analysis (AO1–AO3)
• ✓Model answer — WEN04 Section B, extended response (AO1–AO4)