For example, you use the Oxford comma, spell civilization and honor as civilisation and honour, and so on.
Hows that the queens english. Thats just uk english
Fek off you wanka'
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Why should I do that?
Yes for spelling and a lot of vocabulary but I have no idea what a bloody Oxford comma is.
I tend to only put commas when it's absolutely necessary aka it would make parsing my statement difficult
my English is too shitty to specify it in any way: I mainly watch American things, but I used to learn British English in school, so it ended up being a mix of everything: I will use British spelling, but American vocabulary; I will pronounce vowels the American way, but drop r's etc. etc.
my English is too shitty to specify it in any way: I mainly watch American things, but I used to learn British English in school, so it ended up being a mix of everything: I will use British spelling, but American vocabulary; I will pronounce vowels the American way, but drop r's etc. etc.
This is a sentence without the Oxford comma: Mary likes toys, dresses and her mum.
This is the same sentence, but with the Oxford comma: Mary likes toys, dresses, and her mum.
There is no other English other than the queens English
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