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The British always like to talk about
what class a person’s in. A lot of people think they aren’t in any class – but the British can
always put them in one! The class
you’re in comes from the work that you do and the work that your parents did. Factory workers, miners, waiters and shop
assistants are the working classes. Cousins of the Queen, people who live in castles and everyone whose family has been rich for more than
a hundred years are the upper classes. Between the working classes
and the upper
classes, there are millions of people. These are the middle
classes, and they’re the people who talk most about class. A lot of them are businessmen doctors, teachers and lawyers. They say that they’re the upper middle class,
and think they’re much better than the lower middle class. The lower middle class is the class of shopkeepers, clerks and skilled workmen. All this is called the class system. It started in Britain about a hundred and fifty years ago, and the British haven’t seen yet that the world today is different from
the world a hundred and fifty years ago. Workmen don’t like their bosses, and bosses don’t like their workmen; but, if you ask them why, they’ll tell you that they don’t like each
other because their
grandfathers
didn’t like each other. The British think they can always tell someone’s class
when they hear him talking. They listen to his accent, and then they say: "Yes, he speaks working-class English," or "He speaks very good English.
I think he comes from an upper-class family. " Working-class people usually speaks with the accent of the where they live. Most of them say "at" for hat and "ungry" for hungry: when they do this, the British say that they’re dropping their
hs. The middle classes speak the upper classes. The upper classes speak with their mou
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