To: Coffee200am
English is different to (???)
most other languages... Wouldn't "different from" be correct form?
21 posted on
07/08/2008 6:18:29 AM PDT by
pa_dweller
(South of the border - a phrase fast losing its meaning)
To: pa_dweller
For an article about words, this one was oddly underproofed.
38 posted on
07/09/2008 6:05:48 AM PDT by
Xenalyte
(~ ~ FREE LAZAMATAZ! ~ ~)
To: pa_dweller
I think “different to” is proper British usage (remember the old saying about two countries — US and UK — divided by a common language!
39 posted on
07/09/2008 6:21:56 AM PDT by
maryz
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