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Attitudes of English-language learners in Spain towards British and American speech

What is it about?

British and American varieties of English speech are the most commonly taught worldwide. This article explores learners' attitudes towards these speech varieties and the complexity of these attitudes, encompassing beliefs, feelings and behavioural tendencies.

Why is it important?

My study explores attitudes in greater depth than previous language attitude studies by measuring cognitive, affective, and conative components. Its findings demonstrate inconsistencies in attitudes towards varieties of English speech, with a general preference for British speech but stronger feelings towards American speech.

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