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- … is a rough area of Hiberno-English dialects spreading. #271
- … is the founder of the concentric circles of English theory. #272
- … dialect is mostly rhotic, which means that [r] is typically pronounced. #273
- The … class embraces a range of people from senior professionals, for example, judges, senior medical specialists and senior civil servants, through to clerical workers – in other words, almost all people who earn their living in a non-manual way. #274
- Some judicial jurisdictions still use historic … boundaries rather than current administrative boundaries. #275
- Before the Norman Conquest (1066), the chief unit of local government in England was the …, which had originated in the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of the early Middle Ages. #276
- In 2000, however, the … county of Greater London regained some of its administrative powers. #277
- … are linguistic varieties that may differ in pronunciation, vocabulary, spelling and grammar. #278
- The main dialect of the UK is so called … English. #279
- … English dialects are associated with many of the historic counties, including the Cumbrian dialect, Lancashire dialect, Northumbrian dialect and Yorkshire dialect. #280