Answer: The difference between accent and dialect
Explanation:
Dialect points to its own inguage, as if it were a language within another, a branch of a particular language. Example: English Language; It differs from the form spoken by people of different social classes, it is the same language, but it is possible that the "slang" spoken by certain groups make it impossible or difficult to understand what is being said.
The accent is the "musical" form of the language. The Portuguese language, for example, is "sung" in different ways by speakers from different regions of the country. People from North and Northeast Brazil have a slower speaking rate, while people from the Midwest speak faster.
Answer:
While I <u>was taking</u> a shower, my cell phone rang. I asked my sister to answer it, but she didn’t hear me because she <u>was cleaning</u> the backyard.
(it's the first option)
The sentence has a vague pronoun problem because it is unclear if the police officer or the criminal tripped and fell. In order to correct this, the sentence needs to be more specific. We can say any of the following sentences:
The police officer chased the criminal through the streets until <u>the officer </u>tripped and fell.
- It is clear that the officer fell.
The police officer chased the criminal through the streets until <u>the criminal </u>tripped and fell.
- It is clear the criminal fell.
This sentence wouldn't necessarily work with the original sentence since we can infer that only one of them fell because the writer used he. However, if both of them fell, it would be correct as well.
The police officer chased the criminal through the streets until <u>they</u> tripped and fell.
