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Code-switching : bilingual incompetence or effective communicative strategy?
Like other multilingual contexts, code-switching has become a recognised norm in the verbal interaction of Malaysian bilingual speakers. There have been a plethora of studies published on the reasons for code-switching. Of late, contemporary studies have generally attributed code-switching to social
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