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The creole language is usually referred to as the basilect, and its corresponding standard as the acrolect. - Romaine (1988), a pag.158 Gibson [Gibson, K. 1982. “Tense and aspect in Guyanese Creole: a syntactic, semantic and pragmatic analysis”, Dphil. dissertation, University of York. ] […] draws a discrete line between the acrolect and all other varieties in the continuum, thus minimizing the continuous differences between the basilectal and mesolectal varieties, which are all classified as ‘creole’. - Romaine (1988), a pag.178
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