Answer:
Eliza Doolittle's accent in My Fair Lady is described as a strong "cockney" accent.
Explanation:
Cockney is typically the accent of East End Londoners, and is not considered a proper british accent.
"t's" in the middle of words are left out, and "er's" at the end of words are pronounced short "a". For example "water" in a cockney accent would be "wau-a".