The Spoken English Corpus (SEC) refers to a collection of spoken language data that is compiled for the purpose of linguistic research and analysis. It typically includes recordings of natural spoken conversations, interviews, discussions, and other forms of verbal communication in English. These corpora can be used to study various aspects of spoken language, such as pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, discourse patterns, and sociolinguistic factors.
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