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the concept of pronunciation norm in english
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There exist numerous varieties of pronunciation in any language, the English language as well. The pronunciation of almost of every locality in the British Isles has peculiar features that distinguish it from the pronunciation of other localities. Besides, pronunciation is socially influenced. It reflects class distinctions, education and upbringing. The varieties that are spoken by a socially limited number of people and used only in certain localities are called dialects. There are therefore local dialects & social dialects. All these varieties have much more in common. They are varieties of one & the same language, the English language.
Contents
Introduction………………………………………………………………..3
1. Pronunciation norms in English Language…………………………...5
2. Pronunciation norms of British English………………………………5
3. The Northern English Type of English Pronunciation………………7
4. The Scottish Type of English Pronunciation…………………………8
5. American English Pronunciation……………………………………..9
Conclusion…………………………………………………………………12
Bibliography………………………………………………………………12
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