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"English English"is a term that (1)...(apply) to the English language that (2)...(speak) in England.In English-speaking countries outside the UK,the term "British English"(3)...more frequently...(use).However,the term "English English"(4)...(introduce) some time ago by Peter Trudgill in Language in the British Isles.This term (5)...now generally ...(recognise) in academic writing .
The term "British English",however,has a wider meaning,and (6)...usually ...(reserve)to describe the features common to English English,Welsh English,Hiberno-English,and Scottish English.
A lot of people (7)...always ...(interest) in the different accents and dialects that exist in Britain.That`s why The English Dictionary that (8)...(compile)by Joseph Wright,is now extremely valuable.But the diversity of accents within the nation (9)...still...(study)by linguists.Dialect research papers (10)...often ...(sell)for hundreds of pounds.People tend to be very proud of their local accent or dialect.
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English English" is a term that is applied to the English language that is spoken in England.In English-speaking countries outside the UK,the term "British English" is more frequently used.However,the term "English English" was introduced some time ago by Peter Trudgill in Language in the British Isles.This term is now generally recognised in academic writing .
The term "British English",however,has a wider meaning,and is usually reserved to describe the features common to English English,Welsh English,Hiberno-English,and Scottish English.
A lot of people are always interested in the different accents and dialects that exist in Britain.That`s why The English Dictionary that was compiled by Joseph Wright,is now extremely valuable.But the diversity of accents within the nation has been still studying by linguists.Dialect research papers are often sold for hundreds of pounds.People tend to be very proud of their local accent or dialect.