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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
american english
is this way of speaking english in this page considered as being spoken american ? is that proper when you read or write in good english ?
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The people who respond in this forum (if that's what you mean) speak a variety of Englishes. The senior members here, and many of the less senior, do their best to write standard English at all times, unless a question is asked about slang or informal language.
- The people who respond in this forum (if that's what you mean) speak a variety of Englishes.
- The senior members here, and many of the less senior, do their best to write standard English at all times, unless a question is asked about slang or informal language.
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The people who respond in this forum (if that's what you mean) speak a variety of Englishes. The senior members here, and many of the less senior, do their best to write standard English at all times, unless a question is asked about slang or informal language.
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Since you emphasise "American", I would also add that the differences between standard varieties of English – say American English and British English – are small, and limited to a few spelling differences, a few different words and expressions, and one or two differences in grammatical patterns. The spoken accents are obviously also different. Most of the time it doesn't matter (or you can't even
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