I was, you was, they was, we was .…….. wasn’t we? Researchers Jenny Cheshire , Paul Kerswill , Sue Fox and Eivind Torgersen report on th...

The following article comes from a special issue of English Today which focuses on Irish English in Today’s World . Map of counties in Nor...

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