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English speaking people have never been really homogeneous in their use of the English language. Today, if you travel extensively in the British Isles, you notice differences in pronunciation and ‘vocabulary from shire and shire, or even if your ear is good enough, from town to town. In London alone you can find tremendous diversity in the varieties of English. In the United & States, likewise, the language differs somewhat from place to place and from one social *“class” to another. Many New Yorkers don’t 3 Spronounce. words as Chicagoans do, and in Denver people don’t sound like those in Chicago. In some parts of the Southwest,Spanish influence shows up in the vocabulary; elsewhere, Germans and others have affected the English language.
from country to country
form province to province
from state to state
from country to country
He has been suffering from fever for the last four days
He had fever for the last four days
He has suffering from fever for the last four days
He has fever for the last four days
he casted his vote for you.
He offered his vote for you
He cast his vote for you
He dropped his vote for you
broken statue
two trunkless legs
an ancient palace
broken head of a statue
nature
the green wood tree
open space
hunting ground
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