DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AMERICAN AND BRITISH ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Differences Between American and British English ( With more examples and execises with answers) While there are certainly many more varieties of English, American and British English are the two varieties that are[r]

Differences Between American and British English( With more examples and execises with answers)While there are certainly many more varieties of English, American and British English are the two varieties that are tau[r]

phạm càng lúc càng xuất hiện nhiều hơn và năm 1755 cụ Samuel Johnson soạn bộ Oxford Dictionary of English. Năm 1828, cụ Noah Webster hoàn thành bộ Webter’s Dictionary. Từ đó bộ ODE là nền tảng cho spelling của B.E. và Webster’s cho A.E. Khi cụ Johnson soạn cuốn Oxford cụ chọn “s[r]

III. Read the passage and make the correct choice: Approximately 350 million people speak English (31) _____ their first language. About thesame (32) _____ use it as a second language. It is the language of aviation, international sport andpop music. 75% of the word's mail is (33) ____[r]

Also, I really want to send my particular thanks to all the lectures of ForeignLanguage Faculty and my friends for their great help and comments on my study.Last but not least, I would like to thank my family for helping andencouraging me during my research.iABSTRACTInversion is one of[r]

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A. assimilation B. assimilate C. assimilable D. assimilative 41. American was discovered ………… Columbus. A. in B. with C. at D. by 42. My sister is a ………… cook than I am. A. good B. better C. well D. the best IV. Dấu nhấn chính: 43. A. passion B. inspire C. welcome D. baseball 44. A. ordinary[r]

For an Ameorican a øeferœn is any ox-soldier; for an tnglishman — a soldier of long servico. Pblio sehool in Britain is an exlusive and expensive school with almost medieval tradition as far as running the school is eoncernod. Pbii¿o sehool in Amerlea[r]

a few pieces of gold but today the same word would get one kickedout of the royal court.SpaceIn the same way that a river picks up and discards pebbles as itflows, when one language encounters another, the two exchangewords. They borrow some and lend some,though these borrowingsand lend[r]

derived from streams and rivers. Fifty years ago, hydroelectric power provided one third of the electricity used in the United States, but today it supplies only four per cent. The oceans are another source of energy. Scientists are studying ways to change the energy of ocean currents, tides,[r]

languages. Great Britain is not a large country. It is much smaller than France or Norway and smaller than Finland. England is the largest part of Britain and it has always been the strongest. Today the official name of Britain is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern[r]

game gpelling đifference. Eor example, the word e0w- towr would very well fit the pattern described in point L However, in both BE and AE the -our spelling is re- tained (the sound represenied is Uø rather than 4đ ), the form boing /ø0wioz, The wo[r]

same way as people do in England.37. Great Britain consists of three countries. What are they?a. England, Ireland and Wales b. England, Scotland and Walesc. England, Scotland and Ireland d. Ireland, Scotland and Wales38. Great Britain is _____.a. as large as Finland b. mu[r]

8.5 The break-up of English?Given that there are now significant differences between the Englishesspoken in England and in other parts of the world, it is timely to considerthe likelihood that these will move so far apart that it will eventually nolonger be appropriate to[r]

DIFFERRENCES IN NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISHThe North American continent, consisting of The United States and Canada, covers an area of approximately 7,300,000 square miles. Within this area live about 286 million people, 240 million in The United States and 25 and a hal[r]

letters, advertisements in the local print media, hand-written and printednotices and signs, conversations and television and radio news broadcasts,to name a few.Bautista (1997), as quoted in Bolton and Butler (2004) conducted adetailed study on Philippine Engli[r]

appeal …(9)… in their flexibility. For some people, audio books can be much more enjoyable way of …(10) …knowledge than reading.1. A. chase B. compete C. oppose D. pursue2. A. neglected B. declined C. lessened D. disposed.3. A. in spite B. no matte C. regardless of D. even if4. A. behind B. slow C.[r]

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Man actions _ 4.2.3 THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE SEMANTIC FEATURES OF WSDMC IN ENGLISH AND VIETNAMESE _4.2.3.1 THE SIMILARITIES _ TRANG 10 _Both English and Vietnamese Ws[r]

Rose et al. Journal of Translational Medicine 2010, 8:70http://www.translational-medicine.com/content/8/1/70Page 8 of 9study by Wallace[26]. The list of differentially expressedgenes reported in the Reams study showed significantenrichment of pathways related to interleukins[25].Taken together, data[r]