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         <title>Aparna Gollapudi, who had been teaching in the U.S for about 2 months, came up with a word  which caused deafening silence in the group. The students were  shocked, so she decided to look up that word in the dictionary. Surprisingly, Aparna found out that &quot;PREPONE&quot; is not an actual word in English.    </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>"(...) based on the dogma that all legitimate words in a language must be found in a dictionary."</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>"I had grown up in India, where fluency in English is synonymous with education and cultural privilege. I was an English major with a robust vocabulary, a 'convent school' accent and fondness for reading Dickens, Austen and other such august writers, and my comfort with English had insidiously shaped my sense of self. In a world divided into linguistic 'haves' and 'have-nots' I definitely knew I was one of the 'haves.'"</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Aparna believes by acknowledging the validity of these localized or indigenous versions of English instead of just seeing them as &quot;not right,&quot; one can begin to subvert the linguistic tyranny that continues long after the actual British empire has dissolved.</title>
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         <title>What stood out for us is her confidence in the classroom to use the English she knows and the way the embraces the fact of her linguistic &quot;otherness&quot;.</title>
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         <title>Keywords: variety, ELF, second language, and native speaker.    </title>
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