Which of the following is NOT an example of style-shifting?

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Topic at hand is style-shifting, which means adjusting how one speaks based on the audience, context, or social setting. 
Option 1: 'The difference between how a native German speaker and a native French speaker speak English' describes differences in language background and accent, not an intentional shift in style to suit a specific situation. It’s about cross-linguistic influence rather than situational adaptation. 
Option 2: 'Child-directed speech' is a classic example of style-shifting, where the speaker uses simplified vocabulary and exaggerated prosody to match a child's level and attention. 
Option 3: 'Speaking clearly to a hard of hearing person' clearly involves adjusting speech to enhance intelligibility for a listener, a textbook case of style-shifting. 
Option 4: 'Talking casually with a friend' represents a relaxed, informal register tailored to a social peer, another typical instance of style-shifting. 
Putting it together, the statement that does not reflect style-shifting is Option 1, since it centers on language background rather than adapting style to context.

Which of the following is NOT an example of style-shifting?单项选择题

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