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Some people find British accents elegant, while others find American accents are more popular. Some people find British accents elegant, while American accents are more popular.

Again, this is just a small mistake. the notion that an American accent is more popular is better expressed as a statement of fact, as opposed to a belief. It's possible you might also have meant "Many people hope an American accent will make them more popular".

Some people find British accents elegant, while others find American accents are more popular. Some people find British accents elegant, while American accents are more popular.

I have heard Yao Ming's spoken English and his pronunciation is completely American, because he played in the NBA for eight years in the NBA. I have heard Yao Ming's spoken English and his pronunciation is completely American, because he played in the NBA for eight years.

I don't think yours was wrong, but I switched around the last parts of this sentence.

At the time, an English textbook from Longman Publishing House was used at that time. At the time, an English textbook from Longman Publishing House was used.

Therefore, I am used to athe British accent and like to listen to the BBC or Reuters news. Therefore, I am used to the British accent and like to listen to the BBC or Reuters news.

In the UK, we usuallyit is call ited a primary school, while in the US, we usuallyit is call ited an elementary school. In the UK, it is called a primary school, while in the US, it is called an elementary school.

In the UK, we usually call it a they say "primary school", while in the US, wethey usually call it an "elementary school". In the UK, they say "primary school", while in the US, they usually call it an "elementary school".

What you wrote is grammatically correct, however, replacing "we" in one or both phrases helps avoid any confusion about who you are/where you live. You can use "we" for either one or the other country but you can't be in two places at the same time!

In the UK, we usually call it a primary school, while in the US, we usually call it anthey say elementary school instead. In the UK, we usually call it a primary school, while in the US, they say elementary school instead.

No matter what kind of school it is, I have never seen any schoolone with a football field. No matter what kind of school it is, I have never seen one with a football field.