Drummond argues that language is not a fixed and discrete entity, but rather exists on a continuum. He suggests that there is a wide range of variation within and between languages, and that these variations are constantly changing and evolving over time. Drummond emphasizes the fluidity and flexibility of language, and the interconnectedness of different languages and dialects. He believes that traditional ideas of language as a rigid and fixed system are outdated, and that a more dynamic and complex understanding of language as a continuum is necessary to fully capture its richness and diversity.
