Can any one correct any mistakes and tell me the appropriate words for this introduction ?
In the same society , there are different layers , every layers define as upper and middle classes ,each layers has its own language and each language has its own dialect and its variation , there are also variation through the same dialect . In my research am going to talk about this variation between standard and substandard English it could be mainly syntactical or phonological one . According to the method i used , i found that some people aware to speak standard English in order to define themselves in the upper class ..

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Can any one correct any mistakes and  tell me the appropriate words for this introduction ?
In the same society , there are different layers , every layers define as upper and middle classes ,each layers has its own language and each language has its own dialect and its variation , there are also variation through the same dialect . In my research am going to talk about this variation between standard and substandard English it could be mainly  syntactical or phonological one . According to the method i used , i found that some people aware to speak standard English in order to define themselves in the upper class ..

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In the same society, there are different layer, every layer is defined as upper and middle classes, each layers has its own language and each language has its own dialect and its variation , there are also variation through the same dialect . In my research I am going to talk about this variation between standard and substandard English it could be mainly syntactical or phonological one . According to the method I used, I found that some people are aware of this, thus they try to speak standard English in order to define themselves as upper class.

I do not understand your usage of LAYER in this context...I think using layer and classes in this is confusing...maybe levels, diversity...layers just seemed odd here.

Also in English the personal pronoun I is always capitalized. And there is no space between the last word before a comma or period.

Other than that very good job!!

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In what English speaking country is this not the reality?

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I find it difficult to edit your English when the premise is so far from the reality I observe daily. I would request source material or something concrete when I write. At least state where your research took place and whether it is recent or a comment on twelfth century English when it may have been true.

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