Confused by the British having “dinner” in the afternoon” and “tea” in the evening
56417
"Lunch" vs. "dinner" vs. "supper" — times and meanings?
103607
Why can we say 'an American' but not 'a British'?
120753
"On/at/for/over the weekend" in American English
15401
"Within" and "in" when referring to time
94130
Discrepancy in using adjective or adverb with “taste”
69817
Dishes on menus and capitalising in naratives
121134
6 hour cooling contradicts 2/4 hour food use rule
143339
English dialect used in titles
4593
What is the category name to describe "day", "night", or "dusk"?
54167
Names of some months don't make sense
104918
"off colour" and "out of sorts" in British English
134728
Why do we use the phrase 'Across the pond'?
73772
“The group of fifty people {is / are} going to arrive Thursday” - which is preferred?
117310
Difference between “was seated” and “was sitting”
83994
How To Spell Dates Written In Cardinal Numbers In American And British English
134230
The difference between "have a lunch" and "have lunch"
80893
I still don’t understand how these sentences are interchanged