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What does en-GB stand for?

British English


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It is packed with features, including: Crossword solver Spellchecker with over 130,000 words Thesaurus with over 4,000,000 synonym links Large clear two-line display Durable hard case Over 130 metric/imperial conversions Answers in British English Batteries included and weighs only 80grams.
DST or summer time in British English is the convention of advancing clocks so that afternoons have more daylight and mornings have less.
70 PE3442 Most studies of English in the African country focus on its deviations from the presumed mother tongue, usually British English.
Since this book uses British English instead of American English, the North American student needs to become comfortable with the British terms: crotchet, quaver, minims, semibreves and so forth.
Australian actress Daniel's fully voiced reading is perfect: crisp, upper-class British English for Phryne, gentle Chinese for Lin Chung and family, brusque Australian, and clear, energetic, smooth voices, yet with grace and humor, for all others.
Topics discussed include the political twisting of the English language, British English versus American English, language errors in the movie "Titanic", the tyranny of synonyms, and much more.
German-born director Lexi Alexander changed the title when she realised the British English connotations of the word.
It has also to be pointed out that primarily the verbal system of British English is discussed, with American English being largerly neglected.

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