The internet slang term “Queen’s English” refers to the formal and proper version of the English language traditionally spoken in the United Kingdom. It is often associated with the speech of the British royal family.
Examples:
1. When my British friend speaks, he always uses the Queen’s English, pronouncing his words with utmost clarity.
2. Online, some people mockingly use the phrase “the Queen’s English” to criticize others’ grammar or spelling mistakes, implying that they should strive for better language skills.
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