British English A to ZEd (The Facts on File Writer's Library) by Norman W. Schur

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British English A to ZEd (The Facts on File Writer's Library)

by Norman W. Schur

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 081604239X, Paperback)

British English A to Zed gives readers immediate access to an alphabetical listing of either the thousands of "Briticisms" cited in the general entries or the correlating "Americanisms" that appear throughout the book. This updated edition features more than 5,000 entries, including new words, both formal and slang, and words from sources as diverse as London businesses and Bridget Jones's Diary.

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