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None of these grammatical add up to very much,do they?Let's talk briefly now about pronunciation.Here generalization is diffucult-isn't it?--beacause there is such a wide variation within countries as well as among them.Take the difference that is probably best known;the sounding or not sounding of[r]after vowels in words like"bird"and"hurt".It's not just a matter of saying that Americas sound the[r]s and the Britishers dont't.After all,as you know,in Scotland,Lancashire,Ireland,and the whole of the western counties of English really,the[r]s are prononuced more or less as they are with you.I think this is a further reason why we should insist people not exaggerating the differences between British and American English.They make it sound as if we in Britain and america speak utterly different languages,when again the important thing is that there is a great deal of overlap,isn't there?

None of these grammatical add up to very much,do they