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Compléter Canadian English questVersion en ligne This activity is thought to serve as a test for your schema and knowledge of Canadian English. par GASTON FEDERICO ACUÑA DUARTE 1 founder principle wave strong Canadian English the 10,000 New England New York after Upper Canada Canadian English largely stems from two key waves of settlement . The first came the American Revolution ( 1776 ) , when around Loyalists ? Americans who wished to remain British ? moved to ( now Ontario ) . These settlers , mostly from , Pennsylvania , and , laid the foundations of . Their influence is so that modern Canadian English sounds more American than British ? a phenomenon known as . 2 strongly exaggerated accent phenomenon a million Napoleonic Wars British norms larger wave this wave The second , began in 1815 after the and brought over immigrants from Britain and Ireland . While numerically greater , had less impact on spoken language but shaped language attitudes , promoting as superior . This led to the of Canadian Dainty ? a posh , British - influenced accent mocked in Irving Layton ? s 1956 poem Anglo - Canadian . That is now nearly extinct . 3 CBC British terms schedule tap plumbers formal speech Some remain in Canadian English . For example , is used instead of the American faucet , a legacy from British in the 19th century . Occasionally , retains British pronunciations , such as pronounced with a " sh " sound by some newsreaders . 4 fell over time 19th century World War II multicultural neighbourhoods Montreal's developed Canadian English shared communities adopt immigration policy In the late , Canada diversified its . Post - , barriers against non - European immigrants , and major cities like Montreal became hubs . Despite this , second - generation Canadians ? regardless of ethnic origin ? tend to a unified , thanks to and social networks . Some exceptions exist in tightly - knit like Italian and Jewish districts , which unique speech patterns .

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Canadian English questVersion en ligne

This activity is thought to serve as a test for your schema and knowledge of Canadian English.

par GASTON FEDERICO ACUÑA DUARTE

founder principle wave strong Canadian English the 10,000 New England New York after Upper Canada

Canadian English largely stems from two key waves of settlement . The first came the American Revolution ( 1776 ) , when around Loyalists ? Americans who wished to remain British ? moved to ( now Ontario ) . These settlers , mostly from , Pennsylvania , and , laid the foundations of . Their influence is so that modern Canadian English sounds more American than British ? a phenomenon known as .

strongly exaggerated accent phenomenon a million Napoleonic Wars British norms larger wave this wave

The second , began in 1815 after the and brought over immigrants from Britain and Ireland . While numerically greater , had less impact on spoken language but shaped language attitudes , promoting as superior . This led to the of Canadian Dainty ? a posh , British - influenced accent mocked in Irving Layton ? s 1956 poem Anglo - Canadian . That is now nearly extinct .

CBC British terms schedule tap plumbers formal speech

Some remain in Canadian English . For example , is used instead of the American faucet , a legacy from British in the 19th century . Occasionally , retains British pronunciations , such as pronounced with a " sh " sound by some newsreaders .

fell over time 19th century World War II multicultural neighbourhoods Montreal's developed Canadian English shared communities adopt immigration policy

In the late , Canada diversified its . Post - , barriers against non - European immigrants , and major cities like Montreal became hubs . Despite this , second - generation Canadians ? regardless of ethnic origin ? tend to a unified , thanks to and social networks . Some exceptions exist in tightly - knit like Italian and Jewish districts , which unique speech patterns .

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par GASTON FEDERICO ACUÑA DUARTE

founder principle wave strong Canadian English the 10,000 New England New York after Upper Canada

strongly exaggerated accent phenomenon a million Napoleonic Wars British norms larger wave this wave

CBC British terms schedule tap plumbers formal speech

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