We need you to create more videos about British accent lessons especially in pronunciation like the words that have different spelling than the pronunciation. All the love for you ❤
As an American, I always go home for Christmas, not on Christmas! Now, you can use "on Christmas" if in fact you were traveling exactly on December 25th, but most would actually go home on Christmas Eve.
1️⃣ In British English, we sometimes use the modal verb "shall" instead of "will". We also use "shall' to offer our help or to make a suggestion. ✅ I shall be back soon. ✅ Shall I do the washing-up for you? ✅ Shall we go to the cinema tomorrow? In American English, people don't usually say "shall". Instead, they tend to use "should". ✅ Should I do the dishes for you? ✅ Should we go to the movies tomorrow? ➡️ To do the washing-up 🇬🇧 / to do the dishes 🇺🇸 ➡️ The cinema 🇬🇧 / The movies or the theater 🇺🇸 2️⃣ Verbs in collocations can differ in British and American English. ✅ To have a shower 🇬🇧 ✅ To take a shower 🇺🇸 "Take" is also correct in British English but less commonly used. ✅ To take a decision 🇬🇧 ✅ To make a decision 🇺🇸 ✅ To have dinner 🇬🇧 ✅ To eat dinner 🇺🇸 In some regions of the UK, for instance in some parts of Southern England (Somerset, Dorset), the word "tea" is used instead of "dinner" ("to have tea"). ✅ To have a holiday 🇬🇧 ✅ To take a vacation 🇺🇸 ✅ To have a nap 🇬🇧 ✅ To take a nap 🇺🇸
Chris, thanks for this great lesson! I love your Br. vs. Am. English videos. Could you please compare the intonation and musicality between the modern RP and American accent in your future videos? By the way, I'm halfway through the first part of your British pronunciation course. It's an excellent course! I'm glad I signed up. It's been so helpful.
British use “agree” as a transitive verb (taking a direct object): “The two sides agreed a compromise.” Americans use it as an intransitive verb, which takes no direct object but requires a preposition instead: “The two sides agreed on a compromise” or “agreed to a compromise.”
this video is AWESOME and Im gonna use it with my students to explain the main differences in GRMMAR between AmEng and BrEng: there are not so many videos on GRAMMAR differences and this is quite accurate ad also fun. Thank u
Do uh know what's the problem in other countries which don't have English as their national language or mother tongue, they just mix up both the British & American accent and spell it in a different way..
Hey Chris.. How r u. Will u just tell me what mistakes have made... Please. I was a literature student now have been working as a communication skills trainer. Please Chris.. Please respond..
Indian government should also formulate rules for indian English as we are always drifting between American and British English. So there will be clarity on which rules to follow and which to not. But, According to me British English is the standard form of English, American is the derivate.
India, being an erstwhile British colony, is used to British English. The entire constitution of Indian Republic is written and conveyed that way. American English has become more a fashion in a context these days. Yet, all English grammar covered under academics in India conforms to British English. Learning it otherwise, however, should never be an element of discouragement for anyone.
We need you to create more videos about British accent lessons especially in pronunciation like the words that have different spelling than the pronunciation. All the love for you ❤
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As an American, I always go home for Christmas, not on Christmas! Now, you can use "on Christmas" if in fact you were traveling exactly on December 25th, but most would actually go home on Christmas Eve.
In Indian English, we generally say dates like-
12 July , this might sound weird to non-Indians
We sometimes also say, 12th July and 12th of July
Though I'm in a part of our world where we're taught British English!!
1️⃣ In British English, we sometimes use the modal verb "shall" instead of "will". We also use "shall' to offer our help or to make a suggestion.
✅ I shall be back soon.
✅ Shall I do the washing-up for you?
✅ Shall we go to the cinema tomorrow?
In American English, people don't usually say "shall". Instead, they tend to use "should".
✅ Should I do the dishes for you?
✅ Should we go to the movies tomorrow?
➡️ To do the washing-up 🇬🇧 / to do the dishes 🇺🇸
➡️ The cinema 🇬🇧 / The movies or the theater 🇺🇸
2️⃣ Verbs in collocations can differ in British and American English.
✅ To have a shower 🇬🇧
✅ To take a shower 🇺🇸
"Take" is also correct in British English but less commonly used.
✅ To take a decision 🇬🇧
✅ To make a decision 🇺🇸
✅ To have dinner 🇬🇧
✅ To eat dinner 🇺🇸
In some regions of the UK, for instance in some parts of Southern England (Somerset, Dorset), the word "tea" is used instead of "dinner" ("to have tea").
✅ To have a holiday 🇬🇧
✅ To take a vacation 🇺🇸
✅ To have a nap 🇬🇧
✅ To take a nap 🇺🇸
Chrish.
Thanks for RP British Accent.
You sound extremely exclusive.
Now please tell me,
How to talk on live with you.
Chris, thanks for this great lesson! I love your Br. vs. Am. English videos. Could you please compare the intonation and musicality between the modern RP and American accent in your future videos? By the way, I'm halfway through the first part of your British pronunciation course. It's an excellent course! I'm glad I signed up. It's been so helpful.
I love your accent Chris ! Whenever i watch your videos i feel good by listening to your voice
Same here....thanks Chris
Thank you so much! Your knowledge is extraordinary!
Though both the differences make sense and both are equally correct ✅✔
British use “agree” as a transitive verb (taking a direct object): “The two sides agreed a compromise.” Americans use it as an intransitive verb, which takes no direct object but requires a preposition instead: “The two sides agreed on a compromise” or “agreed to a compromise.”
this video is AWESOME and Im gonna use it with my students to explain the main differences in GRMMAR between AmEng and BrEng: there are not so many videos on GRAMMAR differences and this is quite accurate ad also fun. Thank u
Another fantastic video, very interesting! Thanks, Chris!
Thank you so much! I've learnt something new today🌼
This is brilliant. Thank you so much 🙏
Good job!
Thank you Chris!
Sir, your videos are very useful . please make more videos on British accent.
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You are really putting great efforts in to it.
I'm in love with your content plz upload video two or more in a week 😊😊
I will try my best. In the meantime, you can watch all the other videos on my channel :-)
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Good lesson as usual 🙏
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Do uh know what's the problem in other countries which don't have English as their national language or mother tongue, they just mix up both the British & American accent and spell it in a different way..
Could you please do a video on how to use quotation marks the British as well as the American versions?
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Hey Chris.. How r u. Will u just tell me what mistakes have made... Please. I was a literature student now have been working as a communication skills trainer. Please Chris.. Please respond..
Hello!
I have a question.☝️
What is the difference between "contain" and "include"?
Indian government should also formulate rules for indian English as we are always drifting between American and British English. So there will be clarity on which rules to follow and which to not. But, According to me British English is the standard form of English, American is the derivate.
Please make a video on
the strange man's arrival
Weekend is pronounced differently in the UK and US.
How would you say in the UK: money is or money are?
Money is...
India, being an erstwhile British colony, is used to British English. The entire constitution of Indian Republic is written and conveyed that way. American English has become more a fashion in a context these days. Yet, all English grammar covered under academics in India conforms to British English. Learning it otherwise, however, should never be an element of discouragement for anyone.
Yes, it's true but nowadays academia is also tilting towards American English. For example spellings and grammar rules too.
I already ate is not a present simple tense its a Past simple tense ,,,, can i know the reason why you said that that its present simple?
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IELTS exam … I write UK or US style of writing ?? 🤔🤔
220 - where's the "and?"
The word is “twelfth,” not “twelth.” You have it misspelled three times.
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It should not be different to in the UK - rather it is different from.
Thats why Indian English is messed up!
Your accent is just "posh" !!!!!!!!
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