General American English is a standardized form of American English that is often used in media, education, and business. It is characterized by its lack of strong regional accents and is considered neutral, making it easily understood across the United States. This form of English is commonly associated with the Midwestern region, although it is not limited to any specific area. The pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar of General American English serve as a model for teaching English as a second language. It is frequently used in broadcasting, such as on television and radio, to ensure clarity and comprehension for a wide audience.