What is Received Pronunciation (RP)?

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It is the regionally neutral accent used by middle class speakers in uk
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Received Pronunciation (RP) is the proper term to describe the regionally neutral accent used by many middle-class speakers in the UK, particularly in England.
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Received pronunciation is the term used to describe the regionally neutral accent used by many middle class speakers in the UK,particularly in England.
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Received pronunciation is the term used to describe the regionally neutral accent used by many middle class speakers in the UK,particularly in England.
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