In British English, "糖果" is expressed as candies.
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- In British English, "糖果" is expressed as candies.
- In British English, "糖果" is expressed as candies.
- If the British branch of an American bank is selling Australian dollars to a German hank, local currency equivalent is ______. A: Australian dollars expressed as British Pounds. B: Australian dollars expressed as American dollars. C: British Pounds expressed as Australian dollars. D: American dollars expressed as Australian dollars.
- What do both of the speakers agree on？ A: [A] British English and American English are quite different. B: Not all the spellings in British English and American English are the same. C: British English is easier than American English.
- British English and American English are largely different.