for each example below, identify the level of linguistic structure at which the variation exists.

Based on the given information, at the variations exists, each examples have phonological, phonetics, morphological and syntactic level of linguistic structure.

The level of linguistic structure at which the variation exists can identified as follow:

1. In some Midland dialects of American English, there is no distinction between [u] and [U] before [1] at the end of a word, making full and fool homophones. This variation exists at the phonetic level (B).

2. Some African-American English dialects do not mark the third-person singular present tense with a suffix, for example, he kiss, she see, it jump. This variation exists at the morphological level (C).

3. Some Caribbean English dialects do not have the sounds [0] or [0]: instead, there [dcr], the sounds [t] and [d] respectively, are substituted, for example, both [boot]. This variation exists at the phonological level (A).

4. Many dialects of English have multiple negations, as in "didn't see nobody take no pictures." This variation exists at the syntactic level (D).

Complete Question

For each example below, identify the level of linguistic structure at which the variation exists.

O In some Midland dialects of American English, there is no distinction between [u]and [U] before [1] at the end of a word. So the words full and  fool,which are pronounced [fOI] and [ful] respectively in many other American English dialects become homophones,pronounced usually as  [] for both words.  

O Some African-American English dialects do not mark the third-person singular present tense with a suffix,for example,he kiss, she see,it jump.

O Some Caribbean English dialects do not have the sounds [0] or [0]:instead there [dcr]. the sounds [t] and [d]respectively,are substituted,for example,both [boot].

O Many dialects of English have multiple negotiations in / didn't see nobody take no pictures.

A.Phonological level

B.Phonetic level

C.Morphological level

D.Syntactic level

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