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Àííîòàöèÿ: English now holds an undisputed place as the first international language. If it is to remain an efficient instrument of world communication, those who speak it, especially as a second language, must conform to certain accepted rules of pronunciation. There can be little doubt that on the grounds of general influence it is the British or American styles of pronunciation which provide the most appropriate models to follw. This is a reference book which is sure to be widely used abroad; it is also certain that many who have English as their native language will consult its pages with profit