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Dear native British English speakers,
I have a question about saying dates in British English.
What's the difference between saying 'Today is the eighth of November' and 'Today is November the eighth'? Is one more formal than the other? Which one's better and more common?
Thank you so much!
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SMALL or LITTLE? - When I was ..., my favorite food was potatoes. I loved the playground when I was ... .
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'It is a great idea.' 'This is a great idea.' 'That is a great idea.' - Are these sentences the same or do each of them implies something different?
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'I'm in year 5.' or 'I'm in the fifth form.' (in British English)
Hey, guys! I need some help from British English speakers :) How common is the word 'form' to mean a grade in a British secondary school? I know that 'I'm in year 5' is a good way to put it, but I'm wondering about the word 'form.' Also, does it have to be used with the article 'the' - 'in THE fifth form'? Thanks!
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