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Vocabulary variation in present day Australian and British English

Nina Jareke

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English was introduced in Australia by the first British settlers and convicts at the end of the eighteenth century. However, quite often when we hear or read about Australian English it is easy to ...

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English was introduced in Australia by the first British settlers and convicts at the end of the eighteenth century. However, quite often when we hear or read about Australian English it is easy to ...

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English was introduced in Australia by the first British settlers and convicts at the end of the eighteenth century. However, quite often when we hear or read about Australian English it is easy to ...

Key concepts: British English, Variation (astronomy), Australian English, History, Varieties of English, Middle English, Vocabulary, Linguistics

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