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''Approach women'' in American English - English Only forum
''Come to somebody'' in American English - English Only forum
''Feel like giving up'' [American English] - English Only forum
''Full of yourself'' in American English - English Only forum
''Get the job done'' in American English - English Only forum
''Have a church wedding'' in American English - English Only forum
''If you don't ask, you don't get'' in American English - English Only forum
''Joke about'' in American English - English Only forum
''Look at the time'' in American English - English Only forum
''Lose your argument'' in American English - English Only forum
''Make sure you're here!'' in American English - English Only forum
''Move back the date'' in American English - English Only forum
''My ice cream is finished'': North American English Equivalent - English Only forum
''On a wing and a prayer'' in everyday American English - English Only forum
''Out of date (person)'' in American English - English Only forum
''Pregnancy trick'' in American English - English Only forum
''Put your best foot forward'' in American English - English Only forum
''Something tells me/ is telling me...'' in American English - English Only forum
''Start for real'' in American English - English Only forum
''The important thing is to take part'' in American English - English Only forum
''The weaker always goes to the wall'' in American English - English Only forum
''Through one's own efforts'' in American English - English Only forum
''Turn to magic'' in everyday American English - English Only forum
''With great difficulty'' in American English - English Only forum
''Write out'' + ''rough draft'' in American English - English Only forum
'Drunk' for 'drank' in African American Vernacular English - English Only forum
'Fancy' as a verb in American English - English Only forum
'He is a candidate every election' in American English - English Only forum
'Insist on' in American English - English Only forum
'Outing' in American and British English? - English Only forum
'sheep' and 'ewe' in American English slang - English Only forum
'Shop around' in American English - English Only forum
‘Gotcha!’ in American English - English Only forum
[ɑ:] sound as in "card" - American VS English pronunciation - English Only forum
A / the American English professor - English Only forum
a lemon - American English informal - English Only forum
A moment's rest/peace: is it used in American English? - English Only forum
A native-English speaking American or a native speaking Am? - English Only forum
A question for American English speakers from N.C. and S.C. - English Only forum
ADRIFT - British English or American English?? - English Only forum
After you <have finished/finished> [British english & American English] - English Only forum
American and British English, C or S? - English Only forum
American English - English Only forum
American English - what's a "lou-ow(t) / lau aou" [luau] - English Only forum
American English 'It's good to see you' word stress - English Only forum
American English and British English - English Only forum
American English and British English spelling - English Only forum
American English doubt - The German champion(s): HAKA Kiel - English Only forum
American English Flap T - English Only forum
American English for "catch you up" - English Only forum
American English in all its various versions - English Only forum
American English pronunciation of "want" - English Only forum
American English pronunciation: is, it, this - English Only forum
American English pronunciation: Man vs men - English Only forum
American English term for socks that don't show - English Only forum
American English v. British English - English Only forum
American English vs Canadian English - English Only forum
American English vs. British English (about verbs and after a company name) - English Only forum
American English way of saying 'What's the crack with something'? - English Only forum
American English word - English Only forum
American English Word Stress: It's getting late - English Only forum
american english, british english, spelling, reference - English Only forum
American English: Bleeder! - English Only forum
American English: I'll be right back - English Only forum
American English: Phase, stage or period - English Only forum
American English: There is no place / space / full refering to a restuarant - English Only forum
American English...no "true" version - English Only forum
American Hood English - English Only forum
American word for washing (noun, British English)? - English Only forum
Answering the question: Did you say 'can' or 'can't'? [American English] - English Only forum
apprenticeship <at/in your facility> [American English] - English Only forum
Are you English, by the way, or American? - English Only forum
As a matter of formality in American English - English Only forum
As of last month, year, etc. [American English equivalent] - English Only forum
ass - meaning in American English slang - English Only forum
"ay" sound before "ng" in American English - English Only forum
Back me up Vs bear me out [in American English] - English Only forum
Badly-behaved: is it used in American English? - English Only forum
"baked" sounds like "bate" in American English - English Only forum
bathroom/restroom (American English) - English Only forum
Batman 2 will <soon> stop playing [American English] - English Only forum
"be" African American Vernacular English - English Only forum
Be for nothing [American English] - English Only forum
Be offended for someone [American English] - English Only forum
Be sure to succeed, etc [American English] - English Only forum
"Belle Epoque" in American English - English Only forum
Biritish English vs. American English - English Only forum
Black out Vs blank out Vs freeze up: American English [sports] - English Only forum
bleeding -- as an expletive in American English - English Only forum
Bootlick Vs bootlicker [American English] - English Only forum
Brief in American English [instructions] - English Only forum
British English vs. American English - English Only forum
British vs American English - English Only forum
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Busker - ok in American, Canadian, Australian, etc. English? - English Only forum
Butcher's in American English - English Only forum
Call somebody up in American English - English Only forum
carriage in American English [train] - English Only forum
"Cart" (wheeled table) in American English - when started? - English Only forum
cattail / bulrush / reedmace - which is used in American English? - English Only forum
Change: [American English] - English Only forum
"cinema" in American English - English Only forum
Colorado - pronunciation in American English - English Only forum
combining American English and British English (spelling) - English Only forum
Combining American English with British English - English Only forum
Come off in American English - English Only forum
Comma use in Academic American English - English Only forum
Condominium trash bins area [American English] - English Only forum
Controlled Medication in American English - English Only forum
Cool off Vs cooling (in American English) - English Only forum
"cow" sound in American English - English Only forum
D sounds in American English - English Only forum
Delusional + about [American English] - English Only forum
Demotivated: [American English] - English Only forum
Did your Mom scold/get mad at you? (in American English ?) - English Only forum
differences in English / American spelling - English Only forum
different than/from in American English - English Only forum
Diphthongs in American English - English Only forum
Discovered as a talent [American English] - English Only forum
Do Britons often find American English uncomfortable to read? - Omnibus Edition - English Only forum
Do restaurants "have sales" in North American English? - English Only forum
Don't call me now, I'm <in school> [American English] - English Only forum
Door or gate [American English] - English Only forum
Double Role in American English - English Only forum
Down meaning 'sad' - American English or British English - English Only forum
Dropping the are in informal, spoken American English. - English Only forum
Election/Christmas time has just begun [American English] - English Only forum
email vs mail - American English - English Only forum
Embarrass yourself [American English] - English Only forum
"England's/America's " vs "English/American" - English Only forum
English name for device in bus [American] - English Only forum
english or american - English Only forum
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Fearful [American English] - English Only forum
female in African American English - English Only forum
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For nothing: in vain, uselessly [American English] - English Only forum
foreigner [= unofficial worker/work] in American English etc - English Only forum
Free-to-air TV in North American English - English Only forum
fridge in American English - English Only forum
Gain vs benefit (verbs): [American English] - English Only forum
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Get old: [American English] - English Only forum
Give 110%--is it often used in American English? - English Only forum
"go to [the] market" in American English - English Only forum
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Grow apart: [American English] - English Only forum
Gutted [British vs American English] - English Only forum
had just heard / just heard [informal American English] - English Only forum
hairstyling salon / hair salon (in American English) - English Only forum
Happy holiday to (In American English) - English Only forum
Have + news [American English] - English Only forum
"Have a normal delivery" in American English - English Only forum
Have a way with: [American English] - English Only forum
Have got the power [American English] - English Only forum
Have somebody written all over in American English - English Only forum
Have something photocopied [American English] - English Only forum
"he am" in African American vernacular English - English Only forum
Here I are... American English or what??' - English Only forum
"himbo" - British English or American English? - English Only forum
horny [vulgar in American English?] - English Only forum
How do you say "admirable" in American English? - English Only forum
How to pronounce "Novo Nordisk" in American English? - English Only forum
How to say "Dear sirs" in American English... - English Only forum
I can flap these /d/'s in American English, right? - English Only forum
I did/I've done something [American English?] - English Only forum
I have gotten a new promotion. (American English) - English Only forum
I have no words + complement [American English] - English Only forum
I never work weekends [American English?] - English Only forum
I speak English with a Central European accent with an inclination towards American English - English Only forum
I'm going to the car hire - but in American English - English Only forum
I'm hot Vs I'm feeling hot. [North American English] - English Only forum
I'm voted out here [American English] - English Only forum
Identify + potential professional player [American English] - English Only forum
If + subject + was/were + infinitive [in American English] - English Only forum
ilk [American English] - English Only forum
In American English this means <bum> obviously. - English Only forum
in back of [in American English] - English Only forum
In bad taste: [American English] - English Only forum
In camera: law cases held secretly (in American English) - English Only forum
indoctrinate - in American and British-English - English Only forum
infinitive vs ing-form in American and British English - English Only forum
Insist a lot Vs be insistent: [American English] - English Only forum
Introductions in American English - English Only forum
IPA in American English. Bake = /bek/? - English Only forum
Ipod / dog : ɑː , ɔː American English pronunciation - English Only forum
Is “ought to” used in American English? - English Only forum
Is "audit" (sit in on a class) only American English? - English Only forum
Is buzz an English or American word? - English Only forum
Is "do a bunk" used in American English at all? - English Only forum
Is the slang "holy crap" vulgar in American English? - English Only forum
Is the word pleb/plebs used in American English as well? - English Only forum
Is there an "and" between digits in American English? - English Only forum
Jealous Vs jealous person: [American English] - English Only forum
Leaving the verb "to be" as understood in American English - English Only forum
Let go: (emotional) in American English - English Only forum
licenSe agreement in American English? - English Only forum
Like in the old days [American English] - English Only forum
Linking the L sound in American English. - English Only forum
Linking words in American English. - English Only forum
Look properly [American English] - English Only forum
Make time: [American English] - English Only forum
Meticulous: Idiomatic uses in American English - English Only forum
Mind your head (American English) - English Only forum
MIR-ee-ud for 'myriad'/ PLEH-thuh-ruh for 'plethora' [name of American English respelling system?] - English Only forum
Motivated: [American English] - English Only forum
Much less [American English] - English Only forum
No Passing (American English) Vs No Overtaking (British English) - English Only forum
OH instead of ZERO (American English) (saying 0) - English Only forum
On (valid): [American English] - English Only forum
on sale [American English vs British English] - English Only forum
"One could" American English - English Only forum
Outside (of): American and British English - English Only forum
over there [in American English] - English Only forum
Past perfect in American English - English Only forum
Past Perfect instead of Past Simple in American English - English Only forum
"Playing for sheep stations'' in British/American English - English Only forum
"Please excuse the mess" in American English - English Only forum
position of 'never' in American English - English Only forum
Possessive 's in American English - English Only forum
Power: on vs off [in American English] - English Only forum
Present perfect in American English - English Only forum
Present Perfect in American English - English Only forum
pronounce: am vs m (in American English) - English Only forum
Pronouncing "k" as [q] in American English - English Only forum
Pronunciation 's (American English) - English Only forum
Pronunciation of "cereal" and "mail" in American English - English Only forum
Pronunciation of d and t after an n-sound in North American English - English Only forum
Pronunciation of "hotel" in American English - English Only forum
Pronunciation of "you" in the beginning of sentences in American English - English Only forum
Pronunciation of "z" in American English - English Only forum
pronunciation: glottal stop in American English? - English Only forum
pronunciation: glottal stop in standard American English? - English Only forum
pronunciation: not; saw [American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: omitted 'r' ['other than that' : American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: Uber [American English] - English Only forum
Pronunciation: American English pronunciation rules - English Only forum
Pronunciation: article "a" in American English - English Only forum
pronunciation: bad boy [British and American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: Batman vs bad man {American English} - English Only forum
pronunciation: broad/back 'a' - American English - English Only forum
pronunciation: buoyancy [American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: can / can't [American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: Can I try it on? [Word Stress in American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: Dark L sound in American English. - English Only forum
pronunciation: dn [didn't, sudden] American English - English Only forum
pronunciation: "er" in American English - English Only forum
pronunciation: gesundheit [ American English ] - English Only forum
pronunciation: hire vs higher: [American English ] - English Only forum
pronunciation: I [Monophthongization of the diphthong [ai] in American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: law, father sound [American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: million [American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: party. alerted [ t after r, + vowel -- American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: ɹ in [ɹɾ] and [ɹɾɚ] [party / barter] (American English) - English Only forum
Pronunciation: sentence (American English) - English Only forum
pronunciation: T omitted in American English? [ just said] - English Only forum
pronunciation: W sound in American English. - English Only forum
Pronunciation: what <are you> doing? (American English) - English Only forum
pronunciation: with Sally [American English] - English Only forum
pronunciation: Within, Without, With It, With Us -- voiced 'th' or voiceless? [American English] - English Only forum
"Propose a challenge" in American English - English Only forum
"Purse" in American English - English Only forum
Put money into a phone card/phone number in American English? - English Only forum
r-vocalization in African American English accents - English Only forum
"radical" in American English - English Only forum
Reduced form of the preposition "on" in American English - English Only forum
Referee (British and Australian vs American English) - English Only forum
register/formality of movie in American English - English Only forum
Rising intonation in American English - English Only forum
roommate in American English - English Only forum
Route 66 (pronunciation in American English) - English Only forum
Safe harbor in American English - English Only forum
savings as singular noun - American English? - English Only forum
school lunch in American English - English Only forum
Set aside (time): [American English] - English Only forum
Shall vs Will in American English - English Only forum
Shambolic [British? American English?] - English Only forum
shopping [American English] - English Only forum
Show: be available on TV [American English] - English Only forum
Silent mode (cell phones) [American English] - English Only forum
Social butterfly in American English - English Only forum
someone who speaks american english as their native language - English Only forum
Southern American English: isn't v ain't,haven't v ain't got - English Only forum
Spare: [American English] - English Only forum
Spelling of center/theater in American English - English Only forum
Split your time [American English] - English Only forum
spoken American vs British English [AE vs BE] - English Only forum
Stop repeating me! [American English] - English Only forum
super store [American English] - English Only forum
supper - American English - English Only forum
Support. Root for in American English? - English Only forum
Syllables in American English - English Only forum
"Take the edge off your hunger" in American English - English Only forum
Take time out from college [in American English] - English Only forum
Tell someone how you feel [American English] - English Only forum
the British "Rubbish" in American English - English Only forum
The English taught is <mostly> American English. - English Only forum
The "er" sound in American English. - English Only forum
The not British but American English semicolon - English Only forum
The penny dropped in American English - English Only forum
The program checker uses/is based on American English. - English Only forum
The rain + cool things off [American English] - English Only forum
The summer vacation (article, American English) - English Only forum
Thing: 'over small things' in American English - English Only forum
Three less, four less, one hundred less in American English - English Only forum
To be level (sports), in American English - English Only forum
tomorrow's weather / the weather tomorrow (American English) - English Only forum
Too attached: in American English - English Only forum
Torn: undecided - specific context [American English] - English Only forum
truck (not lorry) in American English - English Only forum
Turn down [in American English] - English Only forum
Turning (to the) left at the next corner, ... [American English] - English Only forum
Twenty love also in American English? - English Only forum
Uncarbonated water (American English) - English Only forum
Understood "do" in American English - English Only forum
Up: meaning "happy'' in American English or British - English Only forum
Usage of "bring" in American and British English - English Only forum
Using "Shall" in American English - English Only forum
vacancies for <American oral English teacher> - English Only forum
was/ were to + past participle common in American English - English Only forum
We do not give credit [American English] - English Only forum
We're counting on your presence, etc in American English - English Only forum
Wear someone down: [American English] - English Only forum
Welcome to <the> book one of <the> American English File - English Only forum
went ill or took holiday (American English version) - English Only forum
What do you call an American roach in British English? - English Only forum
What do you do?/What do you eating? (American English Accent) - English Only forum
What school did you go to? [includes high school in American English?] - English Only forum
What's on at the cinema in American English - English Only forum
whereabouts in American English? - English Only forum
Which one is more common in american english? - English Only forum
Why can Dutch mean German [American English] - English Only forum
Will it be still or sparkling? in American English? - English Only forum
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