breast or a$$man?

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Just dipping in on this convo now but I hafta make a remark to what Bran0913 said above:

In any country where they say bloke and cack and expect to be understood needs a linguistical overhaul..."

Bran0913, it is globally accepted that British English is far superior to American English in terms of grammatical correctness and style . I would go further and say that Irish English is above both of the two aforementioned categories as we pronounce our "R"s and also speak less through our noses.

Yours Kindly

MD

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"Some of the accents in Soutern England __is__ worse than Redneck English.... "

of course Branh0913 the correct form of the verb in that sentence should be __are___ as it is the predicate of a plural subject "Some of the accentS". These are mistakes that are made in both British and American English speakers. However American English speakers frequently use as a norm an adjective when they should be using an adverb. A very popular and very incorrect popular American saying is "Have a real nice day!" or " That's real pretty" or "She was talking real slow". These sentences are all grammatically wrong as they should respectively be "Have a really nice day"/"That's really pretty"/"She was talking really slowly" If this is what you mean by dynamic then I suggest you choose a more suitable adective to describe this way of using the language. Perhaps "alternative" might be more correct.

And also Branh0913 it is indeed a commendable course of action to speak rarely in a woman's company if you're going to be speaking incorrectly when you do 🙂