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Standard dialects are supported forms of a language used in schools, publishing, and literature. They set correct spoken and written conventions, like American English. A single language can have multiple standard dialects, such as different versions of Urdu or English across regions. Standard dialects are institutionalized as the proper form through government recognition and inclusion in grammars, dictionaries, textbooks, and more.
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