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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #43636: British/American English
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    British/American English


    Choose the British English words.



    English exercise "British/American English" created by anonyme with The test builder
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    1. Mr Brown took the instead of going upstairs.
    2. Can I borrow your from you?
    3. If you go to the market please buy the children some .
    4. A full of sand knocked down a big tree and fell into a ditch.
    5. Pedestrians must walk on the .
    6. You need a because you go out so early and the streets are not lit.
    7. On New Year's Eve the tailor sewed lots of .
    8. It is not easy to find a at this time of night.
    9. Today is Sunday all the are closed.
    10. Drivers go fast on the .
    11. I have never seen such a big in my life.
    12. The is faster than the bus but a bit expensive.
    13. My brother especially likes American .
    14. Some pupils work on to have money.
    15. His was missing during the court-case.







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