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British English vs. American English

Par englishleger dans Accueil le 6 Mars 2017 à 10:25

Dear students,

As you know, the English and the American people share the same language. They have, however, variations in the vocabulary. This is a nice document showing you some of these differences.

Click on the link below:

Tags : Great Britain, The USA