[Nguyen T] Writing Practice Test 176383

The diagram illustrates the relevance of different languages growing from English in several small branches.

Overall, English is divided into two biggest accents that are American English and British English. The British accent seems to comprise of more diverse languages than the American one.

American English gives birth to two accents of two neighbour countries namely the USA and Canada. There are six branches of languages derived from the USA English, which are Philippines, American Samoa, West Coast, Mid-West, North-East Coast and Puerto-Rico. In contrast, Canadian English just contains two accents: Anglophone Canada and Francophone Canada.

As can be inferred from the diagram, British English has more various types of languages, particularly it is divided into five branches. The West Indies, the Far East and the Australia accents just have two small branches in each. Iris, English, Welsh and Scottish are four branches of the British Isles language. In Africa, it can be seen three types of languages that belong to the West, the East and the Anglophone of this continent. The Indian-Pakistan accent includes a large number of tiny branches which is uncountable.