questions about breaking up and imitate
First question,your voice is breaking up and you are breaking up, which one is correct?
Second question,it's difficult to imitate British accent and it's difficult to copy British accent, which one is correct or appropriate? or what would say to describe this?
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When talking on the phone, "You are breaking up." is the same as "Your voice is breaking up." Next, "It's difficult to imitate a British accent" is the same as "It's difficult to copy a British accent." and both are correct, but notice the addition of "a" before "British." Lastly, I think imitate is a better word to use than copy, but I'm American. Maybe a Brit will have a different answer ;)
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