Internet Research into Language and Linguistics

1. Where Did African American Vernacular English Come From? The URL of the site is https://www.dictionary.com/e/united-states-diversity-african-american-vernacular-english-aave/. This resource provides an information about the origin of African American Vernacular English. Much attention has been paid to the different dialects and peculiarities of the use of grammar. The researchers also found how AAVE affects the development of hip-hop culture in the United States of America.
   This information is useful for those who want to learn the phenomenon of AAVE. The site provides a brief information about this type of language with reflects the mentality of the black people. Unfortunately, the site does not provide an in-depth analysis of AAVE.
2. Future Educators' Perceptions of African American Vernacular English (AAVE). The URL of the site is https://www.researchgate.net/publication/267802506_Future_Educators'_Perceptions_of_African_American_Vernacular_English_AAVE.
   This resource provides an information about the teachers’ unpreparedness to work with the people using AAVE. Since such use of language contradicts the accepted norms of classical English grammar, many pre-service teachers lack knowledge about how to work with the students who use such words and grammar. The resource provides the possible approaches to teaching such people.
   The information provided here is an in-depth survey. An academic approach to the problem makes it possible to identify the main misuses of noun inflections, demonstratives, pronouns, questions, negations etc. Both external and internal validity of this resource have been constrained because participants’ survey responses are considered to be potentially unreliable. Second, the choice of the participants of the survey does not reflect the real picture of ethnical map of the United States. In fact, it reflects the language choice of the people living in the southeast US. This way, the current survey requires further research in the peculiarities of the use of English language in other US states.
3. Neighborhoods influence use of African American Vernacular English, Stanford research shows. The URL of the site is https://news.stanford.edu/2015/09/10/vernacular-language-rickford-091015/.
   

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