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Topic : Re: How should I quote American English speakers in a British English essay? I am working on a formal essay where I have to quote a few American English speakers, but my essay is written in British - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: How should I quote American English speakers in a British English essay? I am working on a formal essay where I have to quote a few American English speakers, but my essay is written in British

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You could use [sic] in the quote, this identifies that the mistake is intentional. For example

I don't like that color [sic].

A more detailed explanation can be found at data.grammarbook.com/blog/definitions/sic/

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