APLNG 200 Xiaofei Lu W 1 Language Variation (refer to File 10.2 for more information). Please write out your answers in 6 different lines in the right order. [12 points; 2 points each] For each example below, identify the level of linguistic structure at which the variation exists. P= Phonetic Ph Phonological M = Morphological S = Syntactic L = Lexical Some Caribbean English dialects do not have the sounds [0] or [0]; instead, the sounds [t] and [d], respectively, are substituted, for example, both [bout], there [de]]. Many dialects of English have multiple negation, as in I didn't see nobody take no pictures. Many American dialects have the mid back lax vowel [b]. However, this vowel is produced very differently in different dialects-some are more rounded, some less so; some are higher or lower than others. Names differ from place to place to refer to an insect that glows in the dark, including firefly, lightning bug, glowworm, and fire bug. Some African-American English dialects do not mark the third-person