Someone considers..... when they switch code

A change in a particular factor, e.g. location (physical setting), participants or topic can bring about a change in code. This is called ........ code-switching.

People may switch within a speech event to discuss a particular topic.

When someone code-switching for rhetorical reasons, drawing on the associations of the two codes, he/she indicates

People switch to another language to express a concept or describe an object for which there is no obvious word available in the language they are using.

This situation is called...

Engari [SO] now we turn to more important matters. (Switch between Maori and English). The kind of switching shown in the example is called...

The speaker switches between two codes within sentences is called

The speaker switches between two codes at sentence boundaries is called

In Matrix Language Frame (MLF), the dominant language is called the

In Matrix Language Frame (MLF), The

language from which elements are inserted into the ML is called

Matrix Language provides the morphosyntactic frame for ....

In .....words or phrases from another language are inserted into the first language within one sentence or utterance (Yletyinen 2004: 15)

....... takes place between sentences, the switch occurs at a clause or sentence boundary where its clause or sentence is in different languages (Romaine, 1989:112)