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Thank you optilang.But when I said to my friend "I don't agree with you!" he told me that it sounds odd, that people usually say "I can't agree with you!"Maybe there is some difference between spoken and written language?Maybe this is because of differences between...

Thank you. I told the same to my friend but he said sounds odd, that people usually say "I can't agree with you!"Maybe there is some difference in written and spoken language?Or maybe there is difference between British and American English?

That is interesting indeed and I agree with you Old Man Gordon. I am from Finland and according to my Finnish-English dictionary I should say "Finland is leading 2-0" without using the plural verb and"The Finns are leading 2-0" when using a plural expression. But I guess...

That is interesting indeed and I agree with you Old Man Gordon. I am from Finland and according to my Finnish-English dictionary I should say "Finland is leading 2-0" without using the plural verb and"The Finns are leading 2-0" when using a plural expression. But I guess this...

I have to go / I've got to go / I('ve) gotta go => Normal, most commonI must go => same as "have to", but much less common in American English.I need to go => ok. It says "going somewhere" is a need you have, for some reason. I wouldn't know how to explain...

Are either 'has he moved in yet?' or 'did he move in yet?' grammatically incorrect. I'm trying to identify the difference between the two sentences but as of yet have been unable to find differences in meaning. 'Did he move in yet?' sounds more American English. Is...

1) I think they are the same. University is more specific and formal, college is used in casual speech.2) I think you'd better check on the Universities' websites. I also think Wikipedia might be your friend.3) Wikipedia has articles on them.

1) What is the difference between college and university in American English? (Ex: Princeton Uni., Harvard college etc.) 2) Anyone know how to meet standard to famous universities in the US? Any SAT scores requirements in the past few years, please help me 3) And do you know what is the...

Hi, can you help check my anwers? Thanks!! B 1. The report said that there were many people dead / died in the accidents. A B A 2. What’s different / difference between American English and British English? A B B 3. The cup...

How would you pronounce the word Sputnik?Does the first syllable rhyme with for example put or cut?Is there a difference between American English and British English?