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قديم 2012- 12- 28   #40
SuL
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تاريخ التسجيل: Fri Jan 2012
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الكلية: التعليم المطور - الاداب
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for helping people ... My question is>> which is considered "Standard English" UK or US,, and which one do you perfer? .. actuely there is an intersting topics about that ..

" The following content mostly by Josephine Bacon expresses the same view as mine and I would like to use it to open a discussion on the idea that Standard English is indeed a standard. Whereas American English is abnormal. Abnormal, in this definition meaning 'anything which does not conform to the rule or standard or to what is acceptable. For too long now the British have allowed standards of English to fall and accommodated various forms of colloquial and colonial English. If grammar can be viewed as a a measure, then why not use it and set the standard in concrete. Most native English-speakers are aware of George Bernard Shaw's dictum that the British and the Americans are: “two nations divided by a single language”. Most non-native English-speakers, however, remain ignorant of the fundamental differences between the ways in which the British and the Americans express themselves and this can be of vital importance to a translator"" Read More..
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