Black English Vernacular - Questionnaire
I am an A-level English language student at Shenfield Sixth
Form, studying the variations of our language and the attitudes towards this.
By completing this questionnaire you are giving your consent to be a part of my
research, however, I can guarantee that any personal information will remain
completely confidential and your data will remain anonymous. Thank you for your
participation.
- What is your gender?FemaleMalePrefer not to specify
- How old are you?16-3031-4546-60Over 60
- Which is your ethnic group?White BritishBlack British/otherAsianOrientalOther
- Are any of your friends from an ethnic group that is different to you?
Yes
No
If you answered ‘No’, go to question 5.
If you answered ‘Yes’, do you think you change your speech when you talk
to your friends from a different ethnic group? Please explain:
5. Can any if your friends speak a different language to you?
Yes
No
If you answered ‘No’, go to question 6.
If you answered ‘yes’, do you think you change your speech when you talk
to your friends who speak another language? Please explain
- Is your everyday vocabulary influenced by others around you and their language?YesNoI don’t know
If you answered ‘No’, go to question 7.
If you
answered ‘yes’, please explain how your language is influenced by others:
Which
variation of English language do you believe that you speak?
Proper/standard English
Essex/estuary English
Northern
Broken English
Other British e.g. Irish
Black English
- According to personal preference, what do you believe to be the best variation of English?Proper/standard EnglishEssex/estuary EnglishNorthernBroken EnglishOther British e.g. IrishBlack English
- In your opinion, what do you feel is ‘bad English’?
- Do you believe that the way you that you talk represents where you come from?YesNoI don’t know
- Do you feel that the way you speak is better than the way people from other regions of the country speak?YesNoNot Sure
If you answered ‘yes’, please explain:
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