0 not standard; different from a standard, and often considered not correct: --
"Drownded" is a nonstandard pronunciation for "drowned."
Is it the nonstandard nature of digital discourse that accounts for local codes, or vice versa?
The unifying characteristic among the nonstandard uses is a pragmatic distancing from a given narrative focus, resulting in a generalized marking of remoteness and completion.
Unfortunately, determining what is a 'standard' feature or a 'nonstandard' design element is an ad hoc and subjective exercise.
This could suggest that they may have picked up nonstandard there's0there was features abroad and maintained this usage when returning home.
Sometimes, the best way to discriminate objects perceptually is to employ nonstandard, even devious techniques.
While no instances have been detected for the 20th century, the latest occurrences in the 19th century are preserved in unproductive or nonstandard collocations.
This distinction between standard and nonstandard varieties of a language is primarily based on sociological judgments, rather than linguistic ones.
Evolutionary models can help generate hypotheses about what those nonstandard preferences are, and how we might expect people to respond to apparently irrational behavior.
