But equally in U.K., the Geordie dialect around Newcastle is often as hard to interpret as the Scouse accent from Liverpool. Going south and listening to Southern Belles I was completely flummoxed. I found that I could understand those in New England, New Hampshire, Virginia, Maryland and D.C. Accent and dialect are intermingled, and usually the only people that are bothered about whether the I's are dotted and the T's are crossed are lawyers, and I think that most of us are agreed that they are a sub-species that permeate beneath pond life. The English language is widespread and has many variations, all of which are correct within their own environment, and is only relevant according to your audience. Verbs and adverbs, adjectives, nouns and pronouns mean very little unless you are a purist or a student of English grammar. Cherry, your English sounds pretty good to me, I can understand exactly what you mean to convey to the listener, and purism is irrelevant when it comes to the spoken word over the written word.

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