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Distinctive features of English diphthongs

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How do I know if I have the Northern Cities Vowel Shift?

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Why are only some "u" words pronounced with a glide in American English?

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What is a word that describes a secret that passes on from a person to person?

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"Time needed to complete a work" -- is this correct?

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Why did Americans make "Z" sound just like "C" when it was already "zed" in British English? [duplicate]

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Is it "Probably yes" or "Probably, yes"? [closed]

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I don't understand the meaning of the word 'bevel' in this sentence [closed]

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Yod coalescence across words - only with "you(r(s))"?

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"Lunch" vs "luncheon" [closed]

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Why is it 'speaking'/'speech' instead of 'speeking'/'speech' or 'speaking'/'speach'?

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Pronunciation of -ar in Madagascar

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How is the spelling of a hyphenated word read?

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Translating a scientific paper from American to British

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Is "raises question marks over" a correct and common phrase?

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The term “handy” in “Of Mice and Men”

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Do Americans leave the ordinal suffix out of dates?

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What word describes a university class in both the UK and the US?

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AmEng equivalent for BrEng "decorator"

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Analysing "Ain't got no use for no coal company"

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