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 Colmuc (377) | | I thought I was aware of most of the differences between English and the American English which is being used more and more internationally but I am confused by some things. So often I see "to much"... | |
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 zhenghong (87) | | English in the United States has sometimes beencalled "The American Language ", as though it were so distinict from the parentlanguage of the British Isles that mutualunderstanding betweentheses two... | |
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 lovezero (18) | | Is there any differences between BrE and AmE? Then what are them? which one are you using now? which one do you like better? | |
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 myshoo (88) | | While there are certainly many more varieties of English,American and British English are the two varieties that are taught in most ESL/EFL programs,
Generally,it is agreed that no one version is... | |
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 marketing07 (2358) | | any body knows whats the difference? this question is the question of my employer to me 26 yrs ago..he was amazed by my answer..lol...plz..share | |
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 OreoCookie3 (18171) | | I just had a thought and I wonder what would be correct. Lets say I am a student and I moved from the USA to Canada or to the UK.. okay certain words are spelled a certain way. Some words in the US... | |
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 ArienKing (1690) | | British and American English are the reference norms for English as spoken, written, and taught in the rest of the world...so what form did you learn or were taught | |
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 rosie_123 (3858) | | As I was reading through MyLot this morning, I came across a thread about "chips", and got totally confused, because, of course, the things we call chips here in the UK are NOT the same things that... | |
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 nkife52 (155) | | I was wondering, for those who are learning English, are you taught the American or British/Canadian way of spelling?For instance, British/Canadian English inserts U's into words like colour,... | |
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