“Language is considered one of the most important means for initiating, synthesizing, and reinforcing patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving that are functionally linked to the social group. » (Bernstein, 1959). Language therefore plays a crucial role in life and society. This essay focuses on the analysis of a case study of Oliver from the 2000 BBC1 documentary 7. The key aspect examined in this article will be the language of the object, including emphasis and scope of his vocabulary. Subsequently, the factors influencing his use of language will be estimated. In the last section, this essay will focus on the future of the child. Oliver lived with his family in west London. His parents had a stable relationship. Her father was a corporate lawyer who worked at Clifford Chance and her mother was a director at Harrods. In addition, he was accompanied by his Finnish nanny when his parents were not off work. His parents chose to send him to an independent school in Chelsea because they were busy. Being the only child of a stable couple, he values ​​family. In his free time, Oliver enjoyed playing toys such as Scalextric and other models in his playroom since he talked about these toys a lot in the documentary. This child was also taking archery lessons. (7 up 2000, 2000) Accent refers to the varieties distinguished from each other by the According to Bernstein's research which showed the possibility of greater verbal contact in the bourgeois family (1977), Oliver would be capable of Using a wide range of vocabulary may be influenced by parents. Again, it is also shown that the middle class family places more emphasis on the education of its next generation (Roberts, 2001). It is therefore possible that Oliver's parents encouraged him to further his studies, particularly in English and oral expression..