https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2019/08/how-internet-slang-makes-people-better-writers/595858/

This article talks about how the usage of internet slang actually displays a sophistication of the English language because it shows that a person can understand what the speaker or writer is trying to convey. It requires a greater understanding of the English language and nuances in order to comprehend the message.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/booksblog/2017/dec/07/internet-online-news-social-media-changes-language?scrlybrkr=fef4ba53

This is about how language hasn't really changed that much even with the invention of the internet. It elaborates on how we're still able to understand each other even with the development and increased usage of internet and social media

This UCLA conducted study focuses on how children need social language cues to assist with their linguistic development. There were two studies conducted. One focused on what social cues are given to children by their parents to assist in language development and if parents even facilitate this process by giving social cues and knowledge all all.

This article details on why it can be easier to learn a language when you're exposed to multiple languages. It strengthens your ability to differentiate and potentially recognize different languages. It comes from research conducted at University of Washington.