美式英语和英式英语的区别（The difference between American English and British English）.docVIP

美式英语和英式英语的区别（The difference between American English and British English） The difference between American English and British English In order to better understand the difference between American English and British English, there are two reasons why we should emphasize the number of people who use English and the world of english. In the first place, English is not the only specialty of Americans or Englishmen, or native speakers of english. In addition, the English speaking people, Yu, its geographical location more widely. In the opinion of the average man, Britain is a very strict country. The British seem to be very strict in their dress and manners and are more regular in their work. As a result, the public has the same idea about British language, and thinks British English is a strict language. The United States is a country made up of British immigrants, and its founding time is short, so in the impression of the people, the United States and Britain are very different. Americans are more enthusiastic and do whatever they want, so Americans should be speaking the same way. In American English, there are many very colloquial dialects and sayings, like our Taiwan native Taiwanese. There are many interesting sayings, people think that may add some dialects and sayings in English dialogue, will make people feel not vulgar or level. Not really. For if you add a few words or idioms to your speech, it will make you speak more lively, richer, more meaningful and easier to understand. Relatively, if people are no more moment, every rhythm, not only speak to very careful, others can not easily talk with you. English is used by both English and Americans to follow established rules, but English has also changed in both Britain and the United States as social trends change and change. Only in the public sense, American English seems to change more quickly than British english. But in fact, scholars have argued that American English is somewhat more conservative than Br