Language is a powerful tool that connects people, cultures, and ideas. In today's globalized world, English has become the lingua franca, spoken by millions around the globe. However, it is crucial to acknowledge and embrace the preferences of people for varieties.

English is not a uniform language; it has evolved differently in various regions and countries. From British English to American English, Australian English to Indian and Pakistani English, each version carries its own unique vocabulary, grammar rules, and pronunciation. These variations reflect the diversity and richness of human culture.

By appreciating different forms of English, we foster inclusivity and respect for cultural differences. It allows individuals to maintain their linguistic identity while engaging in global conversations. 

By acknowledging regional dialects or accents as valid expressions of language rather than dismissing them as "incorrect," we encourage linguistic empowerment among learners. This approach enables students to develop confidence in their language skills without feeling inferior due to their accent or dialect.

The goal of this worksheet is to familiarize students with various accents used to pronounce the same words, and to determine their preferences. Ultimately, students will be encouraged to recognize regional dialects or accents as legitimate forms of language, instead of disregarding them as "incorrect".