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When does a pidgin language start to develop into a Creole?

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When does a pidgin language start to develop into a Creole?

When does a pidgin language start to develop into a Creole?
a.   only after the pidgin language has been in use for 3–4 generations
b.   pidgins become Creoles when they are accepted by the dominant cultural group
c.   when the Creole language develops adverbs, prepositions, and auxiliary verbs
d.   when children start to learn the pidgin as a first language

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