Second-language acquisition is the learning of a language other than one's:
ANative language
BRegional dialect
COfficial language
DClassical language
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Native language
1. A second language is any language learned in addition to the first.
2. Second-language acquisition is the process of learning a language other than one's native language (L1).
3. So the language set aside is the native language.
**Why not the others:** A regional dialect, an official language and a classical language are not the baseline; the baseline is the native language.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Second-language acquisition", section "introduction" (revision 1380191148)_
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