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Opening Statements for Writing
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Contrary Proverbs in English
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If you know something beforehand you can prepare for it=>forearmed is forewarned thanks for that!
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11 Common Mistakes with Prepositions
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Well... I dislike this lesson!!
It's South African language.
I'm sorry but in the US they definitely say "different than".
> The project will cost about a million rand
I'm skeptical as I use "around" in this sentence; I need to investigate.
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How to Say "I Love You" Around the World
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Common Phrases to Say Somebody is Correct
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Top 100 Famous Idioms]
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Prepositions that Indicate Direction
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Food Idioms
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11 Common Mistakes with Prepositions
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Well... I dislike this lesson!!
It's South African language.
I'm sorry but in the US they definitely say "different than".
> The project will cost about a million randaround
I'm skeptical as I use "around" in this sentence; I need to investigate.
Gérard, as you know i live near England and for me it's definitely different from
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Hi Muriel,
Yes I know: "different than" is American (but many Americans have a British background -my girlfriend's mother was English-), "different from" is British hence Australian, Canadian, South African, New-Zealand En, etc.
When people try to tell me: "it's British English (meaning it's the reference)!", I ask them: "how many inhabitants in the UK? Tell me."
Yes I know: "different than" is American (but many Americans have a British background -my girlfriend's mother was English-), "different from" is British hence Australian, Canadian, South African, New-Zealand En, etc.
When people try to tell me: "it's British English (meaning it's the reference)!", I ask them: "how many inhabitants in the UK? Tell me."
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As my daughter speaks fluent American English, I can say different than when i talk to people who use that expression. I like to be a chamelon because what I like best is to get on well with people !"it's British English (meaning it's the reference)!",
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Muriel,
My dictionary says "different than" for American English.
However I often hear "different to", this morning again.
My dictionary says "different than" for American English.
However I often hear "different to", this morning again.
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Common Collocations (Adjective + Preposition) – Part I
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I love prepositions!
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How to Use: "Say" vs. "Tell" vs. "Talk" vs. "Speak"
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Adverbs in English
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Formal and Informal English
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I wouldn't say "different" to.Gérard a écrit:However I often hear "different to", this morning again.
you are right "different to" and "different than" exist
http://grammarist.com/usage/different/
Different than, which is especially common in the U.S., appears about twice for every three instances of different from in 21st-century newswriting from the U.S. and is common (though less so) in American books from this century. Different to, meanwhile, is nearly as common as different from in recent U.K. newswriting and is easily found in U.K. writing of all kinds not just from this century but from as long ago as the 18th century.
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Sprache ist die Verbindung,
Il Linguaggio è Il Legame,
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Thanks for details Muriel.
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Some terms that are innocent in American English but not in other varieties.
Eight English Words You Shouldn't Use Abroad - SmarterTravel.com
You may think it's easy to communicate when you're visiting another English-speaking country, but think again! Certain words mean something entirely...
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Interesting to know this!
Eight English Words You Shouldn't Use Abroad - SmarterTravel.com
You may think it's easy to communicate when you're visiting another English-speaking country, but think again! Certain words mean something entirely...
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Interesting to know this!
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Different Ways to Say "I don't Know"
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12 Commonly Used Idioms in English
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