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5th Gordon Highlanders of the British Expeditionary Force
a 25-years-old medical British student - grammar
A ridge of high pressure over the British isles
a strand of British wildlife documentary
a surprising take on British Romanticism
ABC-Association of the British Counties
American / British accents (pronunciation) - grammar
American and British Units
Australian English is very similar to British English.
back at home,hand me downs often help the British people
BC - British Columbia
BNP - British National Party
Breaking saws? For british jewellers
British / Briton
British and Spanish
British Andalusians
British Antarctic Survey
British applied linguistic claims to have translated
British banks suffering a sell-off included HBOS, which fell
British Columbia
British commercial venture call court - legal
British Council
British descent/background
British Empire Forces
British food - grammar
British Geological Survey
British grading system
British High Comissioner
British Isles, United Kingdom (UK), Great Britain, Ireland
British law "Master" - legal
British Medical Journal
British narc police
British northern city / northern British city - grammar
British novelist/ The British novelist - grammar
British or American?
British owl
British phlegm
British punctuality!
British reserve.
British retail consortium
British singing sensations
British society's sectors - grammar
British sock
British subject
British surfers used to...
british tan
British tiling serial numbers.
British Tourist Authority
British university level education
British US-built joint strike fighters
British v. American
British water
British West Country
British-American
british/ UK contact
British/English
Britons or British people
Brits/British
But the British shortage was much more serious, because it..
C/W and FTCA (British academic transcript)
civil servants (British)
claim to British Nationality
Clefting: where the British defeated the Germans - grammar
Coalition heads off damaging split on British bill of right
Commanders of the British Empire
Congratulations for becoming a British Citizen
Do British workers pull more sickies than any other country
Dock (British) - ¿banquillo de acusados?
estibador portuario ...british word
Form period (British education system)
genitivo sajón - British businesses - grammar
Half-Asian, half-British - grammar
have got - in British too? - grammar
Head of Nation (british monarchy)
How active are British citizens on the Spanish real estate market?
I love all things British
I'm more of a typical British tea drinker
In British Eyes
It would puzzle either Afghans or British
It's not only the British who... - grammar
learn the British style of speaking English
Like + gerund (British) / like + infinitive (American) - grammar
look-out-for-number-one British way of life,
Lugar donde se solicita el N.I.E (British council)
Mad in British English
male and female are apt to do in regular, well-conducted British households
marry in/british nobility
Mini Cooper British racing green with a black base
mixed British
playground - British Columbia is Canada's all-season playground
poshy British accent
price news editor is forced into british exile...
quilt British film making
reached the top of US and British charts
Registered British person
reminiscent of ... British singles chart
RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects)
Shakira on British TV, what a woman
She is a singer / she is a British singer - grammar
ships landing British forces ....come across first British s - grammar
some characteristics of the British behavior / some British behavior characteristics - grammar
Space after a point [full stop] in British English - grammar
that, as far as Indo‑British fiction is concerned, its exis
the British Foreign secretary
the British railways - grammar
The british reputation for yobbishness
The British Royals or British Royals? - grammar
The British, Celts, Romans, Slavs, Indians...
the clandestine British security service
The essays describe/describes a British landowner - grammar
they demand the British protect them / to protect them - grammar
under british command
Under the British system
We DO full British breakfast
What are the main differences between Spanish and British food?
What are the problems faced by the British and Spanish health systems?
word order - American or British vocabulary differences * - grammar
You must have British QTS and be registered with the GTC
You see, like the American Globalists, the British One- Worlders
...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
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/ka:zi/ British slang - English Only forum
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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
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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
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All this stuff vs All [of] this stuff British English - English Only forum
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American 'pavement' = British ? - English Only forum
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American and British English, C or S? - English Only forum
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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
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banker. British. Hamburg-based - English Only forum
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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
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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
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British : Knock/Rap - English Only forum
British (people) - English Only forum
British [o] (Movements to pronounce it) - English Only forum
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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
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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
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British English: chemist, chemistry - English Only forum
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British equivalent of "screen door" - English Only forum
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British game "Aunt Sally" in AE - English Only forum
British Grading System - English Only forum
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British greetings [hello, ay-up, wotcha, and others] - English Only forum
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British officials could not have been more accommodating - English Only forum
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British or English?! - English Only forum
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British pupils' copy-books - English Only forum
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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GPA in British English - English Only forum
Great Britain-- adjective for --Great British? - English Only forum
Great British Banger - English Only forum
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He was after giving me cheek [into standard British English?] - English Only forum
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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
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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
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I ride mainly British bikes. - English Only forum
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"In a daze" vs. "in a fog" - For British English speakers - English Only forum
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British faculty - English Only forum
in the British embassy - English Only forum
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Is 'vacuumise' a word in British English? - English Only forum
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Is anchorman/anchorwoman used in British English? - English Only forum
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its genre is that of a period, British soap opera intended for ... audience - English Only forum
Jailed by the British - English Only forum
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kind of - kinda - British English? - English Only forum
lad [British English and old-fashioned?] - English Only forum
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matchbook (British English) - English Only forum
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My friend <walks me through> the ABCs of British Culture. - English Only forum
"My Lord" and "His Lordship" in British English - English Only forum
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on groups as diverse as baboons in captivity, British civil servants and Oscar nominees - English Only forum
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Present Perfect in British English - English Only forum
press-ups vs. push ups in British English - English Only forum
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proper mong [British?] - English Only forum
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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
The British colonisation/British colonisation/the definite article - English Only forum
The British currency went metric - English Only forum
The British Embassy - English Only forum
the British government is asking the Swiss to take over its interests... - English Only forum
the British Museum which <was> opened - English Only forum
the British part - English Only forum
<The> British people who... - English Only forum
The British Prime Minister is to make a further visit to US next month. - the Subject complement - English Only forum
the British "Rubbish" in American English - English Only forum
the British secret service kept it alive as no other environment could have done - English Only forum
the British staff - English Only forum
The British style of dating // The British style dating - English Only forum
The British tactic is to keep the ball in the air as long as possible... - English Only forum
The British threatened to arrest him <at which> he surrendered it to Allenby - English Only forum
The British Treasury - English Only forum
"the British" vs "British" - English Only forum
The British word for an internship - English Only forum
The class below the titled class (in British English) - English Only forum
the closure of the British submarines - English Only forum
the cruise ship entertainment aspect of British pop - English Only forum
the diffident British stance - English Only forum
the divine providence of the British empire - English Only forum
the fact that British politics <had always> been driven by pragmatism <has hindered> the ability of politicians - English Only forum
The Fighting Irishman from the British Museum - English Only forum
the Great British public - English Only forum
the Indian/British/Korean side - English Only forum
the last Russian doll in the British prime minister - English Only forum
the lot of something (British English) - English Only forum
the most money that any British film had ever made - English Only forum
The not British but American English semicolon - English Only forum
The question to end all questions on British broad-a's - English Only forum
The same rules "apply for" British expats - English Only forum
The status and rights of British nationals is/are a primary concern - English Only forum
the subject is partial to postwar British painters - English Only forum
the trade of destroyers to British - English Only forum
the trail soon saw British officers working .... - English Only forum
The troop is/are working together [British English?] - English Only forum
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
there is/are enough cups [British English] - English Only forum
there was a providence in the British being given India to control - English Only forum
these three camps that were basically British prevail - English Only forum
they had the British Government on the run - English Only forum
three-way marginal (British political System) - English Only forum
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
Tips on how to pronounce an 'r' sound in British English - English Only forum
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
to anyone having attempted to cross a British road - English Only forum
To attempt British humour? - English Only forum
To "attend" a phone call (British English) - English Only forum
"to be a pilot in a British airline" or "to be a pilot with a British a - English Only forum
To be in X grade, british usage - English Only forum
To clean a fish [in British English?] - English Only forum
To deepen our understanding of British culture, we invite Professor David to ... - English Only forum
to gouge [overcharge] -- British equivalent(s)? - English Only forum
to live <off of> [British English] - English Only forum
To the Unknown British Soldier in France - English Only forum
Tow truck in British English - English Only forum
translated the Italian word ... <by /with> the British English .... - English Only forum
travelled vs traveled <consonant rules in British English> - English Only forum
trendy British pop art - English Only forum
trousers [British English] - English Only forum
truck [British English] - English Only forum
tumulus—the original excavation from which it had been thrown up by the ancient British people - English Only forum
Types of the British Army n°... - English Only forum
"Under the Table": Used in British English? - English Only forum
unlike their British counterparts - English Only forum
Until 13th February send [Deadline / Date in British English] - English Only forum
<Until now> British towns proved resistant to him. <Now> due to - English Only forum
Until recently British towns <had> proved - English Only forum
Until recently British towns <proved><had proven> resistant - English Only forum
<Until recently><Before this year> British towns proved - English Only forum
Until <recently><now> British towns proved resistant - English Only forum
up to thirty British crewmen... - 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
usage of "z" and "s" - British or American? - English Only forum
use of "s" or "z" in British English - English Only forum
use this form <in the service of> the British government - English Only forum
"verdict" in British English - English Only forum
Vodderz [British slang: formation] - English Only forum
wag the way that the British Army escaped - English Only forum
what ...like / how... to v or v ing British English - English Only forum
What British / UK people call themselves. - English Only forum
What do you call an American roach in British English? - English Only forum
What does British English sound like to AE speakers? - English Only forum
What does the verb "drawl" mean in British? - English Only forum
What has that been? (British English) - English Only forum
What is the difference of British English and USA English? - English Only forum
What is the Midland Branch of The British Medical Associati? - English Only forum
What's the British for ethnic? - English Only forum
What's the British term for highway ramp? - English Only forum
What's the term for accounting firm in British English? - English Only forum
What’s the British English for ‘go on sale’? - English Only forum
What/which British king - English Only forum
Which British accent: Two Pints of Lager and a packet of crisps? - English Only forum
Which dog was voted by the British (as) the UK's top dog? - English Only forum
which in the midst of the British Arms, - English Only forum
which is slightly more than the British [structure] - English Only forum
which is that S + V? British English - English Only forum
Which is the British spelling? - English Only forum
whilst vs. while [British English] - English Only forum
Why some historical books/novels and films call "British Royal Women" as "Princess" instead of "Lady"? - English Only forum
wife of British prime minister: First Lady? - English Only forum
Wireless (British English) - English Only forum
with a(an) British (American) accent - English Only forum
with the present British monarch as its head - English Only forum
witty and <British> - English Only forum
Word-final /I/, /i:/ sound in British English - English Only forum
"Wow!" British Equivalent - English Only forum
Wrap up the leftover [British English] - English Only forum
you British - English Only forum
You rock [American? British? Australian?] - English Only forum
Zone out vs Space out [British English] - English Only forum
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