Nowadays, it is fine to say you can speak Standard English with any accent. |
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Votes: 343
Comments: 4
Added: June 2004
| alex - 15th October 2005 00:41 |
| I went for a job in a school and at the interview was told by the interviewer that the fact that standardised English was not taugtht in schools was "short-changing the kids" as "no CEO in a multi-national firm speaks with a regional accent." Unfortunately he's right , especially when many of us have problems with 'real' English accents. |
| Alexhater - 16th April 2007 22:41 |
| DON'T LISTEN TO ALEX, HE IS AN IDIOT! |
| AlexCaM - 8th December 2008 14:38 |
| Alex?? Who? |
| Day - 2nd May 2010 22:10 |
| If someone says 'Paris' in a strong french accent they miss out the 's' and say it Paree (with the 'r' sounding very unlike an English 'r', more like a running g). Would that still count as standard english? Or is it the grammar alone that makes it so? |
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