0 not standard; different from a standard, and often considered not correct:
"Drownded" is a nonstandard pronunciation for "drowned."
In the next age group, 13-16 for (ay0) and 16 years for the nonstandard past tense forms, males lead females.
Perhaps surprisingly, given the association with women, the use of intensifiers is also associated with colloquial usage and nonstandard varieties.
The use of nonstandard phonology by the two groups was assessed using the word reading, nonword reading, and oral picture-naming tests.
The nonstandard variant values are marked for age group-older (born in 1910-1923), middle-aged (born in 1929-1947), and younger (born in 1960-1990).
The proportion of the workforce with nonstandard arrangements rose from 26 percent in 1990 to 32 percent in 2001.
Much of acrolectal speech is colloquial and often contains nonstandard features.
Note that the third relation is slightly nonstandard.
Evolutionary models can help generate hypotheses about what those nonstandard preferences are, and how we might expect people to respond to apparently irrational behavior.
