Hello. I am always confused about this. I think American and British people use it in different ways. Someone is writing a letter and starts saying "I am very happy to write you". I was going to correct write TO you. But is the

Question Leaders like JFK and Martin Luther King have made important contributions to the people of the United States. Name another world leader you think is important. Give specific reasons for your choice. An Important Leader From

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Good cop, bad cop, very bad cop TV show The Wire portrays police, politicians and lawyers working on the wrong side of the law. It's a break from the norm, says dramatist GF Newman, whose own attempt at showing all sides of the story in 1970s

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Areff typed thus: I know the US well enough to be able to say that they weren't significantly atypical. My observation is based on two groups of about 50 from the North East - similar numbers to the other nationalities I mentioned - who were

Here in Aus we were told (very strictly indeed) when Britain decimalised that the minimum unit of the new currency ... number of "pence" it is worth. Is this an Aussie solecism or have the Poms reverted to the old expressions? The

Steve Hayes wrote on 17 Aug 2004: It's my impression that when British people refer to a ... the "X". Certainly North American usage strongly prefers "X River". Indeed. The following sound right to me: the river Thames the

quoting my *entire* message don't do that, eh? Yuh, sorry, that was somewhat dopey. I shall rely this one occasion on my statutory single-use "I'm a newbie" get-out-of-jail-free card. It's my impression that when British