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Bilingllal speech communilies provide Iinguis/s wilh a/ovarite laboralOry to study the effects of lunguage contact on Iinguistic structure. Witlwut denying the in/ereSl or importance ofthis tradi/lonal contraslive approach /0 the problem ofbilingualism, allention is allracted ta the often concomitant problem of language shift and ta the Iinguistic consequences of the resultant restriction in suhardinule language use: grammatical simplification and sty/istic reductiolt. These infernal developments. bul also externat Dnes due ta language contact, are examined through the multiple variants of a prepositional variable in Ontarian French, a contacl variely of Conodion French whose speakers evidence varying degrees of knowledge of and shift ta English. It is shawn that even a high level of retention of French is not a safeguard against grammatical influence from English. any more than maintenance of French on u par with Eng/ish is a guarantee againsl simplification. This suggesfs fhal in a situation of UNSTABLE hilinguulism, speakers may be unable ta preserve 1he structural 'integrity' of the subordinate language,

A sociolinguistic study of language contact, shift, and change