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The Differences between British English and American English

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British English and American English are two varieties of English. American English derived from British English and they have many similarities and differences. British English and American English are different in pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary and customary usage/syntax, etc.

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British English and American English are two varieties of English. American English derived from British English and they have many similarities and differences. British English and American English are different in pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary and customary usage/syntax, etc.

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British English and American English are two varieties of English. American English derived from British English and they have many similarities and differences. British English and American English are different in pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary and customary usage/syntax, etc.

Key concepts: American English, British English, Pronunciation, Linguistics, Spelling, North American English, English-based creole languages, English language

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