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CHAPTER 1 1.0 Introduction - DSpace@UM - University of Malaya

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4.8 Frequency <strong>of</strong> Language use in Code-Switching among the Educators<br />

From the graph above, the researcher noted that the bilingual educators had a high<br />

tendency to switch in the clause and sentence level compared to phrase and word<br />

level. For the Form One and Form Two science, bilingual educator R has 41% and<br />

50% <strong>of</strong> switches in the clause level. Bilingual educator L on the other hand, has 65%<br />

and 56% <strong>of</strong> switches in the Form One and Two science class. In comparison, bilingual<br />

educator L has more switches at the clause level. Bilingual educator R on the other<br />

hand has 50% and 44% <strong>of</strong> switches in the sentence level for the Form One and Two<br />

science. Bilingual educator L has 16% and 13% <strong>of</strong> switches for the sentence level in<br />

the Form One and Two science class.<br />

For the word level, bilingual educator R has 5% <strong>of</strong> switches in the Form One class<br />

and 3% in the Form Two classes. Bilingual educator L has 12% and 17% <strong>of</strong> switches<br />

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