American vs British English Differences Pronunciation Spelling Vocabulary
Chart on American & British English - Your Home Teacher
Idiomas Nova - COOK OR COOKER? Cook is the person who cooks. Cooker is the piece of equipment for cooking food. Cooker is used in British English. In American English, stove is
COOKER | meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary
vocabulary - American words for gas stoves - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
Dog Pet American Cooker Spaniel Stock Photo - Image of andscape, american: 7675042
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American English vs British English Worksheet II
British X American | English vocabulary words, English words, British and american english
Cooker 释义| 柯林斯英语词典
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American VS British English - ESL worksheet by Renei
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British English vs American English: 50 Differences Illustrated - Love English
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50+ List of British vs American Food Names Pdf - EngDic
British and American English | Hägar Language School
vocabulary - American words for gas stoves - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
British English vs American English: 50 Differences Illustrated - Love English
American English at State - Someone recently asked about the word "cooker," so we hope this will help! More British and #AmericanEnglish differences. | Facebook
American vs British English - English ESL Worksheets for distance learning and physical classrooms
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