British and American English

The word "turn" in British English reads as...

• |tɜːrn|

• |tɜːn|

• все варианты верны

• нет верного варианта

The word "what" in American English reads

• with [t]

• without [t]

• both variants are correct

• both variants are incorrect

The word "waiter" in American English reads as...

• |ˈweɪt(d)ər|

• |ˈweɪtə|

• |ˈweɪtər|

• |ˈweɪ(d)tə|

The word "hot" in British English reads as...

• |hɑːt|

• |hɑː|

• |hɒt|

• There is no right variant

The word "can" in British English reads as...

• |kən|

• |kan|

• |kæn|

• |ka:n|

"These are the daggers of the Noldorin. They have already seen service in war".

This is a variant of...

• Both American and British English

• American English

• British English

• Australian English

"At first I wanted to kill him. I would have, if it would have changed something".

It is a variant of...

• American English

• British English

• Both American and British English

• Russian English

The word "лифт" in British English writes as...

• Lift

• Crane

• Hoist

• Elevator

The word "квартира" in American English writes as...

• Lodging

• Aparment

• Flat

• Room

The word "очередь" in British English writes as...

• Queue

• Line

• Turn

• Fase