Online Language Dictionaries

...a word from which British stage actors can extract at least three syllables. - English Only forum
'British-born' Chinese [vs Britain-born] - English Only forum
'Camp counsellor' in British English. - English Only forum
'du-' <duration><during> [pronunciation in British English] - English Only forum
'Good girl' sounds like 'Goog-girl' and 'Good man' sounds like 'Goom-man'. (d+Consonant) in british English when It's colloquial. - English Only forum
'Me' instead of 'my' in British English [me mate; me burger; me dog] - English Only forum
'my' sounds like 'mah' in natural british English. But 'me' sounds like ? - English Only forum
'No' for the number sign in British English. - English Only forum
'Off of' in British English - English Only forum
'Outing' in American and British English? - English Only forum
'Royal' prefix in British placenames - English Only forum
'the coatings industry' in British English - English Only forum
‘culminate’ in British English - English Only forum
“a 95” = “a mark of 95” [Grading in British school] - English Only forum
“I’m done talking to you,” he said, touching ....[British-style Punctuation] - English Only forum
(1) UK opting ,(2) the UK's opting or (3)British opting - English Only forum
(coat) check in British English - English Only forum
(the) British boy band Take This - English Only forum
(the) British/American/Chinese/Italian/etc culture - English Only forum
(The) Chinese/Taiwanese/Korean(s)/American(s)/British - English Only forum
(the) standard southern British accent - English Only forum
[British English] that vs which (uniformizing) - English Only forum
/ka:zi/ British slang - English Only forum
10 off (British English) - English Only forum
3 hours <is> enough [British English] - English Only forum
9 pence in the pound cheaper - British English - English Only forum
a bit of rough [British-only?] - English Only forum
a bottomless bag of solid shining British sovereigns - English Only forum
A British accent <They're a> - English Only forum
a British cruiser caught us up - English Only forum
a British desire to play for time or else to consider abandoning ... - English Only forum
a British diplomat <who> stationed in Kenya - English Only forum
A British-educated Translator Vs.British Educated Translator - English Only forum
a formula <which> the British are not very keen on <which> would allow consultations - English Only forum
A load of "cobblers" (British English) - English Only forum
a member of the same class in university [British English] - English Only forum
a memory that still ranked, especially on the British right - English Only forum
a real danger of British politics being pulled to the right and the left. - English Only forum
A school hall in British English - English Only forum
A snip and bargain in British English - English Only forum
a strategy to get movement on the British/Argentine economic sanctions issue - English Only forum
a/the British chemist - English Only forum
a/the British engineer who developed ...... - English Only forum
abbreviation of company in British English - English Only forum
about a historical background: Jewish-the British - English Only forum
ADRIFT - British English or American English?? - English Only forum
Advert=advertisement only for British English? - English Only forum
Advice from British users for addressing a formal letter - English Only forum
Advice how to distinguish British and Australian accent? - English Only forum
Africa starts at Calais. (British expression.) Wogs/ n***s begin at Calais - English Only forum
After you <have finished/finished> [British english & American English] - English Only forum
ain't [in British English] - English Only forum
All / What I <need to>< must>< have to> do is (to) [British English] - English Only forum
All this stuff vs All [of] this stuff British English - English Only forum
Alphabet song - British vs US version - English Only forum
American 'pavement' = British ? - English Only forum
American accent in British songs - English Only forum
American and British English, C or S? - English Only forum
American and British spellings [mix?] - English Only forum
American English and British English - English Only forum
American English and British English spelling - English Only forum
American English v. British English - English Only forum
American English vs. British English (about verbs and after a company name) - English Only forum
american english, british english, spelling, reference - English Only forum
American v. British usage: homestead - English Only forum
American word for washing (noun, British English)? - English Only forum
Americans rebelled/turned against the British - English Only forum
analogue or analog in British English - English Only forum
Any British variant pronounces 'either' as yee-ther? - English Only forum
"around" and "round" by the same British author - English Only forum
as soon as -- [/az/ soon /az/] OR [/əz/ soon /az/] in British English? - English Only forum
as the dominating tool of the British empire - English Only forum
as widely travelled as the British Empire - English Only forum
Asked British pronunciation - English Only forum
assuage British concerns by pointing out that the impact would be negligible. - English Only forum
authorization from the British Parliament - English Only forum
Automated in British English - English Only forum
æ exact pronunciation in British English - English Only forum
æ sound and its variety depending on British and American pronunciation - English Only forum
banker. British. Hamburg-based - English Only forum
be catnip for someone [in British English?] - English Only forum
because they bore the British stamp - English Only forum
being British - English Only forum
Best of British luck to you! - English Only forum
between Chinese and British visiting - English Only forum
bleed the British to the utmost - English Only forum
"blitz the exam" (American vs British vs Australian usage) - English Only forum
Born to British parents - English Only forum
Both Aussie and Canadian are of the same style as British's - English Only forum
both the British and Native Americans were clearly defeated - English Only forum
"bowel motion" British or American - English Only forum
brick apartment buiding - british equivalent? - English Only forum
Brit vs British person (in colloquial English) - English Only forum
Britain and British - English Only forum
British : Knock/Rap - English Only forum
British (people) - English Only forum
British [o] (Movements to pronounce it) - English Only forum
British /əʊ/ - English Only forum
British & English - English Only forum
British Accents - English Only forum
British accents/ dialects - English Only forum
British and American film ratings - English Only forum
British apple vs American - English Only forum
British "baker's opposite" vs American "bakery" - English Only forum
British Broadcasting Corporation has been <similar> - English Only forum
British bucks (money) - English Only forum
British Council - English Only forum
British Date Format [writing] - English Only forum
British date format: with or without 'on' - English Only forum
British date versus American date - English Only forum
British dialects - English Only forum
British doctor branded his initials on patient's liver - English Only forum
British drama or English drama - English Only forum
British ear needed - English Only forum
british education - English Only forum
British Empire's possessions - English Only forum
British English doubts: "th" - English Only forum
British English equivalent to "calling in sick." - English Only forum
British English for toilet paper - English Only forum
British English for "torch" (in the US sense) - English Only forum
British English honorific system - English Only forum
British English pronoun "us" is also equivalent to "me"? - English Only forum
British English pronunciation of fire and hour? - English Only forum
British English synonyms for the word "guy" - English Only forum
British English vs. American English - English Only forum
British English way of introducing sentence with "Turns out" - English Only forum
British English word for “butterfly”? - English Only forum
British English- if should/would. - English Only forum
British English-speaking populations in the States - English Only forum
British English, Emmerdale: "pass up on a fumble" - English Only forum
British English: article ("the") before a team name? - English Only forum
British English: back in the office vs back to the office - English Only forum
British English: chemist, chemistry - English Only forum
British English: dialectal k -> x ? [pronunciation] - English Only forum
British English: hotting up - English Only forum
British English: Logo - English Only forum
British English: ɔ: vs ɒ - English Only forum
British English: Parklife - English Only forum
British English: Quite All right - English Only forum
British English: The correct English? - English Only forum
British English: throughout (adv) vs. everywhere (adv) - English Only forum
British English: to laik /to gang - English Only forum
British English: Turba or Tuba - English Only forum
British equivalent of 'heads-up' (about coming over) - English Only forum
British equivalent of "screen door" - English Only forum
British football slang - English Only forum
British for roommate = 'person who shares room' - English Only forum
British game "Aunt Sally" in AE - English Only forum
British Grading System - English Only forum
British Grammar vs. American Grammar - English Only forum
British greetings [hello, ay-up, wotcha, and others] - English Only forum
British helped the Indians fight [help + infinitive] - English Only forum
British import - English Only forum
British Isles vs British islands - English Only forum
British made / Made in Britain ? - English Only forum
British nobility: My Lord/Lady - English Only forum
British officials could not have been more accommodating - English Only forum
British or American spelling? - English Only forum
British or English?! - English Only forum
British people - English Only forum
British phrases - English Only forum
British pound anouncement - English Only forum
British Prisoners of War and Japanese POW camps - English Only forum
British pronunciation ; - English Only forum
British pronunciation of "all" - English Only forum
British pronunciation "sawer" instead of "saw" etc. - English Only forum
British pronunciation with words ending with er - English Only forum
British pronunciation: 'a' in words like glad - English Only forum
British pronunciation: [ei] as [eye] - English Only forum
British pronunciations of "horse" - English Only forum
British Punctuation? - English Only forum
British pupils' copy-books - English Only forum
British search engines - English Only forum
British slang - English Only forum
British slang words for "money" - English Only forum
British "sleep rough" - English Only forum
British soldiers, ‘bellies full of / Bullets and Irish beer’, and a bus conductor, [punctuation?] - English Only forum
British Steel were told to move towards eventual profitability but were not sold off - English Only forum
British summers get hotter / are getting hotter - English Only forum
British synonym for stir crazy. - English Only forum
British towns <proved> resistant to him, but now they <don't> - English Only forum
British understanding of AE - English Only forum
British use "gonna" in speech [+ "I'mna" or "I'mma"] - English Only forum
British use of "have got" - English Only forum
British Use of "ie" on common words - English Only forum
British use of "would have thought"? - English Only forum
British voicemail - English Only forum
British vs American attitude towards language changes. - English Only forum
British vs American dictionaries. - English Only forum
British vs American English - English Only forum
British vs. American use of "self-" words - English Only forum
british vs. english - English Only forum
British was once colonized/ruled by the Romans. - English Only forum
British word "queue" - English Only forum
British words for a few foods - English Only forum
British, upper-class unipals - English Only forum
British: biff-boff - English Only forum
British: What the name of this???? - English Only forum
British/American Spelling in Quotes - English Only forum
Briton, British, Brit. - English Only forum
bus and room numbers in British English and American English - English Only forum
Buy British - English Only forum
by reference to (British law) - English Only forum
Ça marche [used by British chefs] - English Only forum
Can “have got to” be used to express “an opportunity of the past” in British English? - English Only forum
Candy cane in British English - English Only forum
cannonball dive. Is there a British version?? - English Only forum
cannot (British pronunciation) - English Only forum
Cater to/cater for (British usage) - English Only forum
certify an offence (British law) - English Only forum
Changing from British to American accent - English Only forum
childminder / baby-sitter [British English] - English Only forum
Chinese American vs British Chinese [order: ethnicity, nationality] - English Only forum
chintz, and pulling it down (British English) - English Only forum
closely along lines British intelligence had actually predicted - English Only forum
combining American English and British English (spelling) - English Only forum
Combining American English with British English - English Only forum
comma after and for British style - English Only forum
comma for British English - English Only forum
community - British or UK's - English Only forum
compulsory insurance (British law) - English Only forum
condominium [condo] in British English - English Only forum
consider valid any British sounding of their opinions. - English Only forum
Contracted Forms in British Magazines/Newspapers - English Only forum
Conventions for using British imperial (or U. S. customary) measurement units - English Only forum
cooking measurements: American & British - English Only forum
Cool - British slang synonyms - English Only forum
cooler (a british school term ) - English Only forum
Could you give us a lesson tomorrow? (US and British English) - English Only forum
course(American/British) - English Only forum
court (verb) -- modern British English equivalent? - English Only forum
cpi in British police jargon - English Only forum
Cue calls for a British Bill of Rights and another fit of...innovation - English Only forum
Date format: British English / US / Canadian / Australian / NewZealand / South African ... [writing] - English Only forum
dates in British English - English Only forum
day after month in British English - English Only forum
Debate moderator - British English - English Only forum
definite article in: The British company - English Only forum
demand philosophers <are> removed [subjunctive "be" in British English] - English Only forum
Do British schools uniforms are used? - English Only forum
Do the British use the word "dot" when saying an Internet address? - English Only forum
Do these words sound rather British? - English Only forum
Do you have any idea? vs Haven't you any/Have you no idea?: American vs British? - English Only forum
Do you understand as a British person what I tried to say? - English Only forum
do/take a course in something - British English? - English Only forum
Does British English also pronounce 'them' as 'thm' or 'em' like Americans do? - English Only forum
"Donkey-brained" in British English - English Only forum
Down meaning 'sad' - American English or British English - English Only forum
Down the country - British English equivalent? - English Only forum
driving me crazy- in British English? - English Only forum
Earl/duke of X - British nobility alphabetical order - English Only forum
Eat as much food as you want? British English - English Only forum
England=Britain, British=English? - English Only forum
English it is—not, for once, more correctly British - English Only forum
English vs British - English Only forum
English/Englishman/British - English Only forum
Enrol for /on/ in (British English) - English Only forum
except for=but for in British English - English Only forum
Exxon Mobil in British pronunciation - English Only forum
fake as a two-dollar bill in British English - English Only forum
Favourite British slang - English Only forum
few OAS members would want to make the British case even if the UK... - English Only forum
Final 'R' pronunciation in Standard British English - English Only forum
Flight numbers in British English and American English - English Only forum
Fly British Airways/ with British Airways?? - English Only forum
folks in American English and British English - English Only forum
football & soccer in British English - English Only forum
for noncommunist values of British - English Only forum
For the last few decade -- British English? - English Only forum
From (the) British rule - English Only forum
From the British actor John Hauge, to the Welsh actor Joey Caney, to the ... <they?> all have .... - English Only forum
furthur farther British English - English Only forum
Gallic sylph for her British gnome - English Only forum
General pronunciation: differences between American and British? - English Only forum
German mother/British citizenship - English Only forum
Give it (to) me. [British English] - English Only forum
glottal stops in British English? - English Only forum
gold medals used to go to British lager louts - English Only forum
got a fringe, to get a fringe [British] - English Only forum
<Gotten> worse [British English?] - English Only forum
GPA in British English - English Only forum
Great Britain-- adjective for --Great British? - English Only forum
Great British Banger - English Only forum
Gutted [British vs American English] - English Only forum
had been ordered to be carried on (British-made) Sea Kings - English Only forum
had hated the Bulgarian atrocities and called for the British people - English Only forum
have driven the British - English Only forum
He has his future in British steel - English Only forum
He is a frequent traveller by British Airways - English Only forum
he understood Prime Minister Thatcher to believe that the British public would not... - English Only forum
He was after giving me cheek [into standard British English?] - English Only forum
He "was/is" a British? - English Only forum
Head for/ Set off Bloomsbury, you'll find the British Museum there. - English Only forum
Heading home? [in British English?] - English Only forum
heedless of the famine in the 1840s when all of Ireland was under British rule - English Only forum
Her relatives label themselves as British compared with her - English Only forum
High street and high square in British English - English Only forum
"himbo" - British English or American English? - English Only forum
hire as a noun in British English - English Only forum
Holiday True British Pronunciation - English Only forum
how do British people feel about the American accent ? - English Only forum
How "ers"-ending is pronounced in standard British English? - English Only forum
How to learn British R? - English Only forum
How to place the airtime in a British style - English Only forum
How to say 3,009,123 in British English - English Only forum
Hubby in British English - English Only forum
"I dunno but if I had a gun I'd shoot it." British/Northern accent - English Only forum
I <emphasised> that British Airways is one of the airlines that <will> [past tense + WILL] - English Only forum
I handed in at the British Council - English Only forum
I know she's a strong flavour (British) - English Only forum
I love all things British (Japanese) [noun+adjective ] - English Only forum
I need you to chuck on some gloves (British) - English Only forum
I ride mainly British bikes. - English Only forum
I should [British English] - English Only forum
I was funded by the British Council// The British Council funded me - English Only forum
I went to {the} British Hospital - English Only forum
I would have done - British English vs. U.S. English - English Only forum
I´ve got, I haven´t got (British English?) - English Only forum
If I try to think of a British RP speaker doing this - English Only forum
in a British, professorial way - English Only forum
In a day or a day British English - English Only forum
"In a daze" vs. "in a fog" - For British English speakers - English Only forum
in a playful tone (of voice) [British English] - English Only forum
In British English, the comma <would> go after - English Only forum
in deference to a more phlegmatic front than he had expected of the British faculty - English Only forum
in the British embassy - English Only forum
indoctrinate - in American and British-English - English Only forum
Infant age in British English - English Only forum
infinitive vs ing-form in American and British English - English Only forum
institution with a plural verb in British English - English Only forum
Intrusive "r" in British English - English Only forum
Is 'forwards' British? - English Only forum
Is 'sure' a British expression? - English Only forum
Is 'vacuumise' a word in British English? - English Only forum
Is America slowly switching to British punctuation? - English Only forum
Is anchorman/anchorwoman used in British English? - English Only forum
Is Cambridge's British pronunciation <youth> correct? - English Only forum
Is ""I'm off!" British English? - English Only forum
Is square up a British expression? - English Only forum
Is "teleworking" British English? - English Only forum
Is the consonant /P/ always aspirated in british english? - English Only forum
Is the phrasal verb 'head out' commonly used in British English? - English Only forum
Is the word 'woollen' still commonly used in British English? - English Only forum
Is the word "horrendous" a bit British English? - English Only forum
Is there a singular form the noun "the British"? - English Only forum
Is there an abuse of collective nouns in British HR corporate slang? - English Only forum
Is "to catch someone out" chiefly British English? - English Only forum
its genre is that of a period, British soap opera intended for ... audience - English Only forum
Jailed by the British - English Only forum
join in <on><the> British humour - English Only forum
Join the British navy in the 1800s - English Only forum
Justine <is> a Canadian-born author vs. His second wife <was> British actress - English Only forum
keep the British element down to a minimum - English Only forum
Keeping it British English - standardizing your -ise & -yse - English Only forum
"Kill!" meaning in army, WW2, British (?) use - English Only forum
kind of - kinda - British English? - English Only forum
lad [British English and old-fashioned?] - English Only forum
lecturer (British) academia - English Only forum
Less of something (British English Prabably) - English Only forum
like a dog with a bone - British or American? - English Only forum
lint-free: British version - English Only forum
Located in/on [British English] - English Only forum
made British, American and Japanese friends / a British [etc] friend - English Only forum
Made-up British Accents - English Only forum
"Mail" in British English - English Only forum
Major (the main subject that a student studies at college or university) [British use] - English Only forum
Make a Horlick's or something (British, slang) - English Only forum
matchbook (British English) - English Only forum
Mayberry in British English - English Only forum
me being a British girl this is what pisses me off - English Only forum
Middle class trying to rough up (British English) - English Only forum
mixing British and American accent - English Only forum
moved the United States firmly into the British corner - English Only forum
moved the United States firmly into the British corner - English Only forum
movie in British English - English Only forum
Movie theater in British English? - English Only forum
muller (verb, British English) - English Only forum
My friend <walks me through> the ABCs of British Culture. - English Only forum
"My Lord" and "His Lordship" in British English - English Only forum
New British slang word for conventional Englishmen? - English Only forum
No Passing (American English) Vs No Overtaking (British English) - English Only forum
obviously not in play on British sanctions... - English Only forum
of the British in South Africa and Burma and Malaya - English Only forum
"off colour" and "out of sorts" in British English - English Only forum
ohn/on in the sense of without (British English) - English Only forum
Omitting prepositions British English - English Only forum
Omitting who/which/that is British English - English Only forum
on groups as diverse as baboons in captivity, British civil servants and Oscar nominees - English Only forum
On his own dime (in British English) - English Only forum
on sale [American English vs British English] - English Only forum
on the second(floor), American and British - English Only forum
one British politician of another - English Only forum
one British-based person in 14 - English Only forum
Outside (of): American and British English - English Only forum
Owl - an insult for British? - English Only forum
Pack something away in something else [British English usage - English Only forum
Pants and Pukka: British English [adjective] - English Only forum
"Papa" - British English - English Only forum
Passing out in British English. - English Only forum
Passive or active British English - English Only forum
Patent (pronunciation - British English) - English Only forum
pay zone (British) - English Only forum
pissing (British) - English Only forum
"Playing for sheep stations'' in British/American English - English Only forum
plead the fifth [British usage] - English Only forum
plural form of British - English Only forum
polling: chiefly British - English Only forum
"Precissely?" American/British grammar - English Only forum
Present Perfect in British English - English Only forum
press-ups vs. push ups in British English - English Only forum
Pronounce date - British: 21th of September 1961, US: September 2nd 1961? - English Only forum
pronunciation British: difference in "a" [e.g., father / tramp] - English Only forum
Pronunciation of "Are" and "Aren't" in British English - English Only forum
Pronunciation of British name "Pakenham" - English Only forum
pronunciation of <so> [difference between American O and British O] - English Only forum
Pronunciation of words ending with "t" in British English - English Only forum
pronunciation: British "a" sound - English Only forum
Pronunciation: Wha[t th]e hell [Plosive with no audible release (British RP)] - English Only forum
pronunciation: 'liters' in British accent - English Only forum
Pronunciation: /ŋ/ in British English - English Only forum
pronunciation: /ʃ/ vs /s/ in British English - English Only forum
pronunciation: Airy "H" in British English [aspirated H] - English Only forum
pronunciation: bad boy [British and American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: demand [British English] - English Only forum
Pronunciation: Dilbar [ 'r' in British English?] - English Only forum
pronunciation: get it, got it [British] - English Only forum
pronunciation: grand (British) - English Only forum
Pronunciation: homosexual [British English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: I, right, mine, side [diphthong /aɪ/ in British English ] - English Only forum
pronunciation: ir [birth] in British English - English Only forum
pronunciation: let (British vs American) - English Only forum
pronunciation: ɔ: [law; saw] British, movement of tongue? - English Only forum
pronunciation: Vowel in 'bath' (British Accent) - English Only forum
Pronunciations of "again" in British English - English Only forum
proper mong [British?] - English Only forum
provided the liberty and independence of the British Empire was assured - English Only forum
"Public" University in British English - English Only forum
Punctuating Speech - British English - English Only forum
Put down to (British?) - English Only forum
Questions about British - English Only forum
reach far beyond the anti-British stance - English Only forum
Referee (British and Australian vs American English) - English Only forum
referring to last week British-English terminology - English Only forum
Removed by British demands - English Only forum
responding to the Soviet threat has first call on British resources - English Only forum
restroom [inside a church] in British English - English Only forum
Rhotic British pronunciations - English Only forum
Rightio, tally-ho and chap - still used in British English? [righto, righty-ho] - English Only forum
ripe for British civilization and Jewish restoration - English Only forum
Romano-British - English Only forum
Room to rest in in British English - English Only forum
Saint [British English pronunciation] - English Only forum
saying and writing dates in British English - English Only forum
school dinners (British English) - English Only forum
School-leavers [British English] - English Only forum
Scold vs tell off (British English) - English Only forum
Scotch is one British institution that will never let you down - English Only forum
screed - meaning "small amount" - British colloquial? (Cornish) - English Only forum
Sean had an impulse to lecture the guy <on how he was British> - English Only forum
Shambolic [British? American English?] - English Only forum
she charmed my English gold out of my British breeches - English Only forum
She is the representative for a British importing company. - English Only forum
<Shift> gear (in British English) - English Only forum
s***e [obsolete, British or slangy?] - English Only forum
Shortened/abbreviated form for British East India Company - English Only forum
"Shots from 17", "Goal from 17" [British football: numbers?] - English Only forum
Should or would? The strange British usage of "should" and "would" - English Only forum
Should the comma be outside the closing inverted commas, in British English? - English Only forum
Silent W in British placenames - English Only forum
Similarities in ALL british accents? - English Only forum
Simple past and present perfect - Amercian English VS British English? - English Only forum
Singular/plural - people - in British usage? - English Only forum
sixth-grader in British English - English Only forum
so fearfully un-British as to .... - English Only forum
So you don't think I can do it, don't you? (British English); negative +negative tag - English Only forum
soda (British English) - English Only forum
Spanish American/British Spanish - English Only forum
spoken American vs British English [AE vs BE] - English Only forum
Squeegee, wiper, rake (British English). - English Only forum
stiffen British backs - English Only forum
"Strewing": British English for "topping"?[cooking] - English Only forum
Strictly British Style - English Only forum
subsistence [British English] - English Only forum
sure [British English] - English Only forum
Surgery [British: Members of Parliament] - English Only forum
sweets in British English - English Only forum
T-glottalization in british english - English Only forum
tag question: British/American difference? ['she wasn't?' vs 'wasn't she?'] - English Only forum
tailgate [verb] [BrE] [British English] - English Only forum
"Take" exercise in British English - English Only forum
<take on> the third largest ethnic minority group in British schools - English Only forum
Takeaway - British for "Fast Food"? - English Only forum
Taking in the eccentricities of the British artist - English Only forum
Telling the time in British English [17:20 / twenty past five p.m.] - English Only forum
"th" sound in British English - English Only forum
than there were by British English - English Only forum
that caused British citizens to <threaten> a boycott of U.S. goods - English Only forum
that I'm a part of here in British Columbia - English Only forum
That's British Airways！ - English Only forum
that’s <the> British summer for you! - English Only forum
that/which: the area <that/which> is now France and the British Isles - English Only forum
the /t/ sound is dealt with in British English - English Only forum
The amateurism on the on the part of the British - English Only forum
The book was given him - British English - English Only forum
the British - English Only forum
the British < take/ save/ spend> 22 hours .... - English Only forum
The British accent has a more grand sound to it - English Only forum
The British airways - English Only forum
the British Ambassador met the ... - English Only forum
The British and the American - English Only forum
"The British Army deployed their most elite troops to Ireland - English Only forum
the British at Cape Helles, the Australians and the New Zealanders, the French on the opposite shore at Kum Kale - English Only forum
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<The> British people who... - English Only forum
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the Great British public - English Only forum
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the whole aberration of the 'British Empire' was enforced - English Only forum
then in the quiet enjoyment of a British and not a foreign territorial title. - English Only forum
There are x Polish zlotys to / against 1 British pound. - English Only forum
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these three camps that were basically British prevail - English Only forum
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Thy choicest gifts in store on her be pleased to pour. (question for British friends) - English Only forum
tightly disciplined British parties - English Only forum
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Title: (The) British Prime Minister Tony Blair met... - English Only forum
Title: <The Prime Minister, Tony Blair,/ British Prime Minister Tony Blair> went to France last May? - English Only forum
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To deepen our understanding of British culture, we invite Professor David to ... - English Only forum
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To the Unknown British Soldier in France - English Only forum
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tumulus—the original excavation from which it had been thrown up by the ancient British people - English Only forum
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Until 13th February send [Deadline / Date in British English] - English Only forum
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use this form <in the service of> the British government - English Only forum
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