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the older a particular country is the more dialects are to be found.

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within North America, Americans would be capable of distinguishing Canadian from New England, or Midland and southern varieties of English.

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Different learners have different communicative requirements which should be reflected in the content of the curriculum.

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The expression “For instance” (l.15-16) is used to introduce an example.

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The expression “strung up” (l.30) could be replaced by anxious without effecting a change in the original meaning of the text.

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The word “incidentally” (l.23) is a more formal equivalent of by the way.

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The term “timeworn” (l.3) could be replaced by old without effecting any change in the original meaning of the text.

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The term “figures” (l.3) could be replaced by representatives without effecting a change in the original meaning of the text.

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The term “onset” (l.16) could be replaced by peak without effecting a change in the original meaning of the text.

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In the text, “outperform” (l.25) is synonymous with surpass.