alleryWhat is code-switching?
AAlternating between two languages
BReading the same text twice
CWriting messages in a secret code
DChanging teachers every term
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Alternating between two languages
1. Recall the idea: Code-switching occurs when a language user alternates between two or more languages
2. So the correct choice is: Alternating between two or more languages.
3. It concerns languages in use, not ciphers or timetable changes.
_Source: Wikipedia, Language education, section Code switching_
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