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Professor Mario Eduardo.
Excellent subject for those who are entered in the study of English, although we know that communication will not be adversely affected by such detail. however the information provided by the group were of great importance.
There are several differences between British English and American English. One example: in British English, the /r/ sound is pronounced only before a vowel. In all other cases the /r/ is silent, sounding more similar to the sound "ah". In American English, the /r/ sound always pronounced wherever it appears in a word. The spread of English around the world is often discussed in terms of three distinct groups of users,where English is used respectively as:
•a native language(ENL);the primary language of the majority population of a country,such as in the United States,the United Kingdom and Australia. •a second language(ESL);an additional language for intranational as well as international communication in communities that are multilingual,such as in India,Nigeria,and Singapore. A foreign language(EFL);used almost exclusively for international communication,such as in Japan and Germany.
About the Standard English I understood that the main difference between American and British english is when it comes to pronunciation but there are others difference between them. I liked this informacion because is very useful and important know about grammar, accent, spelling and pronunciation between American and British English, mainly to english student.
i think this subject was very important because we need to know several english language manners. our vocabulary became very rich when we know these differences congratulations to this group!!!
The text talks about what is standard English, and if there really is a difference between British and American English. There are some slides with the differences between the words of American and British English, as well as tips on phonetics.
These tips phonetics are unknown by many students of the English language: for example, the "r" is not pronounced in British English.
Finally, the text also presents a brief history of the English language. How it was formed and how it is today.
information passed by the group was quite relevant to understanding the mechanism of the standard of English pronunciation hints as well showing the differences between American English and British. we learned a little more like the English language was formed congratulations to the group
Well, studying about the standard English and English Standards, from all over the world, is very important for us, as English students to be aware of the large number of English dialects and accents that exist all around the world and also for us to know that the British and American ones are the two most important forms of the language, not scientifically, of course, but politically, legally instead, you know. That's it. Marcos Antonio Santana do Nascimento. \o/
I thinck thaat its so complicated to identify some differencesbetween British and American English, but its so interesting study this, the study of language, phonetics and oral practice are bored great addition to the small and large differences comes in the form of speaking.
It was an excellent presentation the group talked about the origin of the English language and phonetic differences between the American and British English. Valentim
Excellent subject for those who are entered in the study of English, although we know that communication will not be adversely affected by such detail. however the information provided by the group were of great importance.
ResponderExcluirby claudio
There are several differences between British English and American English. One example: in British English, the /r/ sound is pronounced only before a vowel. In all other cases the /r/ is silent, sounding more similar to the sound "ah". In American English, the /r/ sound always pronounced wherever it appears in a word.
ResponderExcluirThe spread of English around the world is often discussed in terms of three distinct groups of users,where English is used respectively as:
•a native language(ENL);the primary language of the majority population of a country,such as in the United States,the United Kingdom and Australia.
•a second language(ESL);an additional language for intranational as well as international communication in communities that are multilingual,such as in India,Nigeria,and Singapore.
A foreign language(EFL);used almost exclusively for international communication,such as in Japan and Germany.
About the Standard English I understood that the main difference between American and British english is when it comes to pronunciation but there are others difference between them.
ResponderExcluirI liked this informacion because is very useful and important know about grammar, accent, spelling and pronunciation between American and British English, mainly to english student.
i think this subject was very important because we need to know several english language manners. our vocabulary became very rich when we know these differences
ResponderExcluircongratulations to this group!!!
The text talks about what is standard English, and if there really is a difference between British and American English. There are some slides with the differences between the words of American and British English, as well as tips on phonetics.
ResponderExcluirThese tips phonetics are unknown by many students of the English language: for example, the "r" is not pronounced in British English.
Finally, the text also presents a brief history of the English language. How it was formed and how it is today.
information passed by the group was quite relevant to understanding the mechanism of the standard of English pronunciation hints as well showing the differences between American English and British.
ResponderExcluirwe learned a little more like the English language was formed
congratulations to the group
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ResponderExcluirWell, studying about the standard English and English Standards, from all over the world, is very important for us, as English students to be aware of the large number of English dialects and accents that exist all around the world and also for us to know that the British and American ones are the two most important forms of the language, not scientifically, of course, but politically, legally instead, you know. That's it.
ResponderExcluirMarcos Antonio Santana do Nascimento. \o/
I thinck thaat its so complicated to identify some differencesbetween British and American English, but its so interesting study this, the study of language, phonetics and oral practice are bored great addition to the small and large differences comes in the form of speaking.
ResponderExcluirIt was an excellent presentation the group talked about the origin of the English language and phonetic differences between the American and British English.
ResponderExcluirValentim