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Christanford wrote:I'm gonna have my university interview, so do you think I should that the whole "like" thing out of my system?Also, how often do British people, Canadians and Americans say "like"? Is it universal?For a university interview, I'd say you should do everything possible to avoid...

How is the generic Canadian(like from Vancouver, Toronto..) accent different from the generic US accent?I think the way Hayden Christensen speaks is very rythmic, could anyone comment on his accent so that I could try and learn that?Does it bug you that some people keep saying "like" in every...

Dear teachers, Would you please correct my answers? But before that I’d like to ask you if I understood the meaning of the underlined expressions or ideas. Furthermore, I’d like to ask British teachers if they confirm what she says about the “British thing” and give me more elements about this...

It's actually only rather pompous British speakers who contract the internal sounds in words like terrorist. Most of us pronounce it thoroughly, though we maybe do not labour it so very much as some southern American speakers. As for words like school, there is a great deal of variation. It...