Brits are a shrinking hemoroid.
And that's why the line is 35 million heads long...
American is a younger and cruder version of Briitish English.
And that's why the line is 35 million heads long...
Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language?
the line is 35 million heads long
What line?? Americans lining to apply for British passports coz they are so embarassed with their Americanism???
Wow!!! I had no idea there is such demand for Brit citizenship in the US. AmaSSing! Don`t you have your dignity and pride????
What line?
Get a number...It will be 35,000,001.
001.
Are you going to line, too???? AmaSSing!!!
Better this than being deported to Poland. Thank Goddess!!!!
It's lovely.
Most archaisms are; that's often why we choose to use them.
UK mostly seems to mostly use 'has got' for possession
Here's a tip; if anyone's doing a Cambridge language exam, they may well get extra marks for (to be) + got, rather than have. To do with coherence and register.
''He owns a great deal of patience'. Is that usage found anywhere in the B-Isles?
No, not at all, though it's heard on Aussie soaps.
And when/where id 'different to' appear? I hate that one... just sounds wrong
Quite, though it's common. Of course "from" is correct however in Standard English, "than" has started to appear, probably due to Netflix, Hollywood etc.