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- 1. Project Differences between British and American English The project was done by Kuchinskaya Anastasia Onishchenko Maria Verba Anastasia 10-A
- 2. INTRODUCTION
- 16. PRONUNCIATION
- 17. Examples British American Advertisement British American Hospitable 1) American intonation does not rise or fall as much as that of British English, it sounds more monotonous. Examples: advertisement, hospitable
- 18. Examples British American Chance British American Bath 2) American voices usually have a higher pitch. That is why American English often seems too emphatic and American voices seem louder than those of British speakers. Examples: chance, bath
- 19. Examples 3) In standard southern British English, r is only pronounced before a vowel sound. In most kinds of American English, r is pronounced in all positions it written in a word, and it changes the quality of a vowel that comes before words like car, turn, offer sound very different in British and American speech. Examples: bar, pure British American Bar British American Pure
- 20. Examples British American Class Dance British American 4) Such words as class, dance, are pronounced with /a:/ in standard southern British English, and with /ae/in American and other varieties of British English.
- 21. Examples Home British American Go Britis h American 5) In such words as home, go, is more rounded than in Britain.
- 22. Examples Missile British American Reptile British American 6) Words ending in unstressed -ile (reptile, missile) are pronounced with /ail/ in British English; some are pronounced with /l/ in American English.
- 23. VOCABULARY Americans go on vacation, while Brits go on holidays, or hols. New Yorkers live in apartments; Londoners live in flats.
- 26. QUIZ
- 27. Answers
- 28. CONCLUSION