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Why are certain categories of words more likely to vary between British and American English?

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Where do people say "on Christmas"?

prepositions american-english british-english

2 times higher or 2-times higher? [closed]

british-english

When "be it" is at the beginning of a sentence, what kind of structure do you call it?

american-english british-english subject-verb-inversion

Pronouns for collective nouns (British and American)

grammatical-number british-english pronouns collective-nouns conjugation

In Britain the word 'normalcy' is ridiculed

british-english

Why do British people pronounce "idea" with an "r" sound at the end? [duplicate]

pronunciation british-english transatlantic-differences

"Eat more fruit(s) and vegetables" Is there a BE and AE difference?

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Could "shingled" mean "pebbly"?

nouns adjectives british-english transatlantic-differences

"Checked shirt" vs "check shirt"

word-choice american-english british-english

How to write out numbers in compliance with British usage?

british-english numbers

Can you hear the difference between 'Writer' and 'Rider'? Why?

pronunciation british-english phonology phonetics north-american-english

Single word request: a non-changing temporal trend [closed]

single-word-requests british-english

Differentiating new (wife and children) and old family (parents) in a dedication

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Difference in [ə] pronunciation at the end of a word in British and American English

american-english pronunciation british-english pronunciation-vs-spelling rhotic

Are any of the t-glottolization, th-fronting, h-dropping, etc. in English a phonological complex?

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Is "Should be *ing" a valid English phrasing?

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"Skipping rope" vs. "jump rope"

etymology american-english british-english

Can one answer "Have you got...?" with "Yes, I've got."?

word-choice british-english have-got grammaticality

Why are "bath" and "bathe" pronounced differently?

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