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Michael Petrovдобавил заметку 6 лет назад

заметка (ru-ru)

Нашел интересный сайт про разницу между английским и американским английским

https://www.really-learn-english.com/grammar-differences-between-american-and-british-english.html

"Are you going to come later?" - British English

"Are you gonna come later?" - American English

"Robert feels sick, he has eaten too much" - British English

"Robert feels sick, he ate too much" - American English

"I have got to leave now" - British English

"I have to leave now" - American English

"I have already seen that movie"- British English

"I already saw that movie" - American English

"You've missed Sarah. She's just left." - British English

"You missed Sarah. She just left" - American English

"She wet her hair before washing it" - British English

"She wetted her hair before washing it" - American English

"All the shoes fit in to the shelves" - British English

"All the shoes fitted in to the shelves" - American English

"I could smell the flowers" - British English

"I smelled the flowers" - American English

"I could hear the birds outside" - British English

"I heard the birds outside" - American English

"I can see the beach" - British English

"I see the beach" - American English

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⁌ ULY ⁍добавил комментарий 6 лет назад

Американцы не говорят fitted и wetted - это ведь не варианты, а ошибки.

⁌ ULY ⁍добавил комментарий 6 лет назад

Еще как американцы, так и бриты (да и все англоязычные люди) говорят GONNA вместо GOING TO.

⁌ ULY ⁍добавил комментарий 6 лет назад

Американцы тоже говорят has eaten too much если это является заявлением (как и бриты).

⁌ ULY ⁍добавил комментарий 6 лет назад

Американцы тоже говорят COULD HEAR/SEE/SMELL при тех же обстоятельствах, при которых бриты так говорят.

Michael Petrovдобавил комментарий 6 лет назад

very interesting Улий!!
It is also interesting that in Russia we study almost only British English.

⁌ ULY ⁍добавил комментарий 6 лет назад

That IS interesting considering that North American English is more universal. My brother and I were talking the other day about how ALL British singers put on an American accent when they record songs. It was funny because we were watching a documentary about OASIS and they have such a broad accent when they speak, but as soon as they step in front of the microphone, they’re American)))

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