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Lexicon, The use of the present continous tense and extra prepositions -…

- - - - Dialects area. Northern, Midland (South and North), Southern
      - General American accent ( comes from Pennsylvania, Upset New Yark and other rural areas of the Northeast)
      - Ethnic and social dialect: African American English( Ebonics)
    - - Subject to the conflicting influences of British and American English
    - - Enriched by words and concepts from the hundreds of indigenous languages
    - - The affirmative no
      - The all-purpose response is it?
    - - The use of isn't it as a ubiquitous question tag
      - Omission of a preposition or object altogether
      - While double possessive pronouns
- - - - Accent
        
        Received pronunciation ( accent traditionally regarded as standard for British English)
      - Social dialect
      - Regional dialect
        
        Modern
        
        16 major dialect areas
        
        Traditional
        
        Old English dialect
        Middle English dialect
        
        Local dialects in the British Isles
        
        Dialects
        
        Northern
        Midland
        Eastern
        Western
        Southern
        
        Varieties
        
        Irish English
        
        Scotish English
      - Ethnic dialect
      - Dialect
        
        Cockney
        
        spoken by working inhabitants of London
        
        Cockney Rhyming Slang works by replacing words with short phrases that include a word which shymes with the original one
        
        Estuary English