Variability is inherent in human language: a single speaker will use different linguistic forms on different occasions, and different speakers of a language will say the same thing in different ways.
An edition of Dimensions of register variation
(1995)
Dimensions of Register Variation
A Cross-Linguistic Comparison
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by Douglas Biber
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"Variability is inherent in human language: a single speaker will use different linguistic forms on different occasions, and different speakers of a language will say the same thing in different ways."
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