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  1. 15th June 2014, 11:17 PM #1
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    Any Queensland english teachers here?
    If so and you wouldnt mind answering a question or two a PM would be much appreciated.
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  2. 16th June 2014, 03:24 PM #2
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    Is it the Queens english or Queenslands english?
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  3. 16th June 2014, 06:05 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by rod1949 View Post
    Is it the Queens english or Queenslands english?
    rod1849 - perhaps you really meant to ask, “Is that the Queen’s English or Queensland’s English ?” ?

    smidsey - the National Curriculum might apply depending on your question, so maybe just ask away to any Australian English teacher.
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    Some would say that 'Queensland english' is an oxymoron.
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  6. 16th June 2014, 10:12 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by dabbler View Post
    rod1849 - perhaps you really meant to ask, “Is that the Queen’s English or Queensland’s English ?” ?
    Dabbler, I fail English dismally. Failed most subjects actually
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    Quote Originally Posted by rod1949 View Post
    Dabbler, I fail English dismally. Failed most subjects actually
    Hope I didn’t offend - Not really having a go at you personally rod1949, but rather the whole state. It seems others agree with you anyway (eh Cliffey ?)

    I did find this though...
    http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weste...ralian_English
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    smidsey. The National Curriculum documents for P-10 exist and all states have agreed to their use. Years 11 and 12 docs don’t exist yet. It seems they can’t decide whether Lord or Lady Macbeth is the guilty party.

    If no-one has given you real advice then maybe the National Curriculum is a starting point.

    There is always this, http://www.etaq.org.au and probably a suitable forum dedicated to English teaching.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dabbler View Post
    Hope I didn’t offend - Not really having a go at you personally rod1949, but rather the whole state. It seems others agree with you anyway (eh Cliffey ?)

    I did find this though...
    http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weste...ralian_English
    All okay dabbler. I learnt the Queen's english in South Australia so wikipedia probably has another variation
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    I was in Perth 2 weeks ago and was asked where I came from. When I told her Sydney, she said "But you don't have a Sydney accent"
    needless to say I was lost for words for a bit.
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