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I was going to chime in about eight comments ago but deleted...
I don't confuse England with Britain, though many English se...
Hairy, Isn't it weird how experiences differ? I'm not from ...
"Even though I'm just a kid I know the rule: similar to and ...
Ouch! Those apostrophe gremlins stalk me everywhere, and the...
Groucho, THAT has to be a typo. "That" isn't even a prep...
P.S. Perhaps the British "different to" was originally "dif...
porsche, From listening to the BBC, and conversing with m...
I heard it speculated, perhaps in the Ken Burns documentary,...
11/11 without pausing or breaking a sweat. I'm not an expert...
Different to seems to be the norm for the British, different...
To my native Wisconsin ears, a Canadian about always sounded...
July 15, 2012, 7:24am • 1 vote
on: Canadian pronunciation of “out and about”
Note that "pounder" receives the same treatment. And it's a ...