Quiz - What American accent do you have?

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-> What American accent do you have?

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As we're at it, you can notice the American form "What American accent do you have?" while the Brits would prefer "What American accent have you?" (at least when I was younger).
- "To have" is well an auxiliary in American grammar e.g. in the present perfect "I've seen the Eiffel tower" or ""She's been learning English for ages" but except this, it's not a special verb. American language prefers "do you have", "don't have" to "have you", "haven't"
- by the way, American language definitely prefers past to present perfect: "I saw" to "I've seen"

Another alternative ... what American accent have you got ?

Joyeuses Pâques everybody !
Enjoy your yummy chocolate eggs / bunnies / chickens !

G'Day Krystyna!

> have you got ?
Merci Krystyna!
Oui, c'est vrai... il fut un temps, j'abusais de cette forme mais ça m'a un peu passé.

Joyeuses Pâques à toi !