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Category:Forms of English

The English language is a source for a number of different language forms. There is some overlap among the following subcategories, but they are:

  • Many forms of English have been artificially constructed (Category:Constructed languages). These forms are usually versions of English with simplified grammars and vocabularies.
  • An English pidgin is rudimentary, simplified language combining English vocabulary and/or grammar with at least one other language. Pidgins are sometimes artificially constructed, but the most widely-used pidgins develop naturally.
  • An English creole is an English pidgin that has developed into a complex language, with stable grammar rules and native speakers.

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