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"Equal" versus "Equals" [duplicate]
word-usage
american-english
british-english
What is the reason that American English and British English use "Post" and "Mail" with different frequencies?
american-english
vocabulary
british-english
transatlantic-differences
Is there any difference between "I'm sat" and "I'm sitting"?
usage
british-english
phrase-usage
What is the origin of the phrase "History teaches, never trust a Cecil"?
etymology
expressions
british-english
phrase-origin
quotations
What would be the British English equivalent to "The Elements of Style"?
british-english
Why does "go spare" mean "get angry"?
etymology
phrases
idioms
british-english
Do Americans use the world 'turtle' as a generic word to mean 'tortoise'?
american-english
nouns
british-english
Whence does "sprog" come?
etymology
british-english
origin-unknown
What does it mean when someone says "noted" to you?
meaning-in-context
british-english
social-interaction
What does the British idiom "taking the piss" mean?
meaning
idioms
british-english
The meaning and the origins of "everything's gone pear-shaped."
meaning
idioms
british-english
history
phrase-origin
Which is longer: snooze, nap, kip, 40 winks or siesta?
meaning
etymology
american-english
british-english
The Equivalent Term for Pharmacy in the UK
vocabulary
british-english
Is this correct grammar: "[...] cash can't be beat."
word-choice
grammaticality
british-english
past-participles
simple-past-as-past-participle
When do British people use the word "cookie"?
word-usage
british-english
Single word request: cancer patients' prognosis is bad (serious)
single-word-requests
british-english
academia
Does British English use the term "heel" for the end slice of bread?
british-english
hiberno-english
What does the "right" in the "The Right Honourable" mean? Why is it there?
meaning
british-english
history
Is "chaperon" versus "chaperone" a US versus British English thing?
american-english
british-english
orthography
dialects
What's the difference between "slap-up meal" and "gourmet meal"? [closed]
meaning
phrases
differences
british-english
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