Reading Comprehension (RC) | The English spoken across the Atlantic nevertheless began to receive

[align=justify][box_out][box_in] The English spoken across the Atlantic nevertheless began to receive admiring commentaries from British visitors. William Eddis, who toured the colonies in 1770, was surprised to find that 'the language of the immediate descendants of such a promiscuous ancestry is perfectly uniform, and unadulterated; nor has it borrowed any provincial, or national accent, from its British or foreign parentage.

A few years later, another visitor noted; 'It is a curious fact that there is perhaps
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