some employment which is open to those only who speak what is correct English.why dose Shaw say.those only who speak what is called correct English?why dose he not say ,those who speak correct English.?
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The English spoken in the USA is different from the English spoken in the UK not only in pronunciation but also in vocabulary and in some cases, word meaning as well. Luckily the basis for both English flavours, the alphabet, is the same except for the letter Zed or Zee.
George Bernard Shaw probably got it right when he quipped:
“The United States and Great Britain are two countries separated by a common language.”
The English spoken in the USA is different from the English spoken in the UK not only in pronunciation but also in vocabulary and in some cases, word meaning as well. Luckily the basis for both English flavours, the alphabet, is the same except for the letter Zed or Zee.
George Bernard Shaw probably got it right when he quipped:
“The United States and Great Britain are two countries separated by a common language.”
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In every country in the world in which literature holds a place, the name of George Bernard Shaw is well known and, one may say, revered. No other writer, except, perhaps, Shakespeare, has earned such world-wide fame. The portraits broadcast by the press have made his features familiar to millions all over the earth. His writings have been translated into the language of every civilised nation, and there can hardly be anywhere a theatre of any importance at which at least some of his plays have not been produced. But of the multitudes who have thus become familiar with his name, his features and his work, how many have actually heard the living voice of the man himself? Their number is, comparatively speaking, infinitesimal. Thanks, however, to Mr. Shaw's courtesy in consenting to have his voice reproduced on Linguaphone records, it will now be possible for millions the world over to listen to his voice in their own homes and at their own pleasure.