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What country are you from? Please add more. The fans pick: United States 19% 12%

Which is best form of English? The fans pick: British, English 62% 29%

Is English your first language? The fans pick: No 60% 40%

How many languages can you speak or are learning? The fans pick: 3 3 37% 2 25%

How long have you been speaking English? The fans pick: 5+ years 5+ years 47% 37%

Why do you like English? The fans pick: It's very useful in order to speak with many people from different countries. It&# 39; s very useful in order to... 25% Im just used to it 20%

Do you use the British or American spelling of words? The fans pick: British 52% 42%

If you were the boss of language, would you make spelling stricter or more flexible? The fans pick: Stricter 68% 32%

When you say the word "February", how do you say it? The fans pick: FEB-ROO-AIRY 55% 40%

How do you pronounce the word "schedule"? The fans pick: SKED-YULE 35% 20%

When you say the phrase "en route", how do you pronounce it? The fans pick: ON ROOT 54% 46%

Do you class sign language as a language like you would French or English? The fans pick: Yes, of course it's a language! Yes, of course it&# 39; s a... 88% No, it&# 39; s not spoken so it... 12%

When you see the name "Jaime", how would you pronounce it, by default? The fans pick: JAY-ME JAY- ME 78% JAME 10%

How would you say the word often? The fans pick: offen offen 40% offTen 32%

Are you a "Grammar Nazi"? The fans pick: Yes 70% 30%

How do you say the word aunt? The fans pick: ANT ANT 57% AH- NT 41%

If British people call French Fries "chips", what do you call potato chips? The fans pick: Crisps Crisps 48% I don&# 39; t know, I&# 39; m not British 34%

How do you say the word either/neither? The fans pick: EETHER / NEETHER EETHER / NEETHER 34% I use a mixture of all of them 30%

How do you like to spell the word okay? The fans pick: Okay Okay 60% OK 16%

How do you say the word "root?" The fans pick: ROOT ROOT 81% RUT 16%

Is it favorite or favourite? The fans pick: Favourite? Favourite? 58% Favorite? 42%

How would you say the word envelope? The fans pick: ENvelope ENvelope 83% ONvelope 10%

How would you spell this word? The fans pick: disc disc 68% disk 32%

I thought the past tense of put was put. Yet some people i know use putted. I think that sounds silly when you sound it out, but i want to know the correct use. The fans pick: Its put. Its put. 96% Its putted. 4%

How would you say the word vase? The fans pick: VAYSS VAYSS 43% VAYZ 32%

do you hate american english? The fans pick: no! :D no! : D 51% 32%

How do you say the word "as"? The fans pick: AZZ AZZ 54% AS 33%

What do you say? The fans pick: A histroical A histroical 51% An historical 49%

what do you speak as a second/first ex: "do you speak english?" (Put as a comment, whether it is fluent, and 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. The fans pick: Parle francais? Parle francais? 21% Hables espanol? 15%

is it color or colour?? The fans pick: colour colour 57% color 43%

"Summer afternoon... the two most beautiful words in the English language." The fans pick: No! 86% I Agree 14%

how do you pronounce FLOUR???? The fans pick: some say it sounds like "flower" some say it sounds like... 85% some say it sounds like&# 34; floor&# 34; 12%

CENTER or CENTRE?? The fans pick: CENTER CENTER 58% CENTRE 42%

football or soccer??? ~im confused~ 0.o * i prefer soccer lol The fans pick: football football 67% soccer 33%

Since I know, the past forms of 'get' are 'got' and 'got'. but in some movies and somewhere else I have heard 'gotten'. Which is the real one? The fans pick: Got Got 31% gotten is used with have 29%

have u noticed that in swansea we say hear,ear,here and year the same?!?! we dnt say the HE in them or the E or AR or summin like that but they are all the same The fans pick: well, thats interesting well, thats interesting 70% 17%

Is it 1 or 2? The fans pick: 1: a hallucination 1: a halluci- nation 87% 2: an halluci- nation 13%

You call it: The fans pick: eraser 75% 25%

Which word would you prefer to use to express that you are committed to do something . The fans pick: Definitely. Definitely. 61% Of course. 22%

Which spelling? The fans pick: yeah yeah 53% Both xD 15%

What's your English level? Approximately. Tied! (C1) Advanced 26% (C2) Master 26%

When someone helps you by a word or deed how would you thank him or her? The fans pick: Thanks. Thanks. 34% Thank you. 26%

Which accent do you like better: British or American? The fans pick: British British 64% American 19%

How do YOU spell theatre? The fans pick: Theatre (British way..... I think) 67% 33%

How do you pronounce the word "jaguar"? The fans pick: JAG W'ARR JAG W&# 39; ARR 58% JAG YOU ARE 33%

You call this game: The fans pick: tick-tack-toe 68% 32%

How do you pronounce "mischievous"? The fans pick: MISS-chiv-us MISS- chiv- us 52% miss- CHEEV- e- us 48%

How do you pronounce the word 'via'? The fans pick: VEE-uh VEE- uh 63% VAI- uh 38%

How do you call it? The fans pick: stroller 32% 29%

inquiry or enquiry?? The fans pick: inquiry inquiry 83% enquiry 17%

“Indian” for you is: The fans pick: native of India native of India 76% native of America 24%

You go to the cinema to see a: The fans pick: movie movie 76% film 24%

How do u pronounce caramel? Tied! care- a- mel 36% car- a- mel 36%

To see the film, you go to the: The fans pick: cinema cinema 61% theater 32%

If you don’t know the person’s genre, you say: The fans pick: “they” “ they” 89% “ he or she” 11%

This is: The fans pick: spool of thread 85% 15%

Which word do you use/prefer? The fans pick: Pavement Pavement 54% Sidewalk 38%

Do you say "among" and "while" or "amongst" and "whilst"? The fans pick: Without the -st. That suffix is archaic!/it's not in my dialect. Without the - st. That suffix... 44% It depends on the context. 40%

... things: The fans pick: personal personal 68% private 32%

A special day in your country: The fans pick: an election day an election day 84% a voting day 8%

Mother for kid is: The fans pick: mom mom 68% mum 32%

You would rather eat: The fans pick: cookie cookie 84% biscuit 16%

Is this the funniest way to learn English? The fans pick: no 64% Yes, I think so. 28%

Geographical combination of numbers: The fans pick: zip code zip code 67% post code 29%

On your nails might be right now: The fans pick: nail polish nail polish 92% nail varnish 8%

As a past participle, you more often use a "-ed" or "-t" ending? The fans pick: -ed as in "learned", "dreamed", etc. - ed as in &# 34; learned&# 34;,... 74% - t as in &# 34; learnt&# 34;, &# 34; dreamt&# 34;,... 26%

Which word do you use/prefer? The fans pick: luggage luggage 78% baggage 22%

Which word do you use/prefer? Tied! trash can 35% garbage can 35%

Which word do you use/prefer? The fans pick: Apartment Apartment 74% Flat 26%

Which word do you use/prefer? The fans pick: Amusement park (A) Amusement park (A) 61% Theme park 26%

Assuming no other object, how would you complete the sentence: "Everyone needs to go to the store..." The fans pick: "to buy their lunch." &# 34; to buy their lunch.&# 34; 78% &# 34; to buy their lunches.&# 34; 17%

Sign over a door in a public building: The fans pick: (no) entrance (no) entrance 59% (no) entry 41%

If your cell is out of reach, you use: The fans pick: telephone booth telephone booth 68% telephone box 32%

Airlines: The fans pick: stewardess stewardess 55% air hostess 27%

You park in a: The fans pick: parking lot parking lot 64% car park 36%

You stand in a The fans pick: line line 55% queue 45%

You would call the season: The fans pick: autumn autumn 59% fall 41%

As a synonym to disease; bad health, you use: The fans pick: illness illness 77% sickness 23%

How do you write the possessive of a noun ending in "S"? Let's use "pyrocanthus" as an example. The fans pick: With an apostrophe : He felt the pyrocanthus' thorn. 77% 23%

You would rather say: The fans pick: ready to go ready to go 100% ready for off 0%

You would rather say: The fans pick: property property 62% real estate 38%

You would say that filling station is full of: The fans pick: gasoline gasoline 71% petrol 29%

... of cards. The fans pick: Deck Deck 81% Pack 19%

You call them: The fans pick: tags 57% 43%

Holding food in: The fans pick: fridge fridge 62% refrige- rator 38%

A passage between rooms: The fans pick: hall hall 71% corridor 29%

Your spelling: The fans pick: check check 67% cheque 33%

A police officer: The fans pick: cop cop 100% bobby 0%

The last letter of English alphabet is? The fans pick: Zee Zee 62% Zed 38%

You would rather go on: The fans pick: vacation vacation 67% holidays 33%

You would rather say: The fans pick: staircase staircase 67% stairway 33%

cock-a-doodle-doo sound by: The fans pick: Rooster Rooster 90% Cock 10%

You call it: The fans pick: grocery store grocery store 90% grocer&# 39; s shop 10%

You are visited by: The fans pick: postman postman 57% mailman 43%

You would rather say: The fans pick: elevator elevator 71% lift 29%

You would rather call a person The fans pick: chemist chemist 52% pharmacist 48%

Which word do you use/prefer? The fans pick: bartender bartender 86% barman 14%

Of eggs: The fans pick: hard boiled hard boiled 95% hard- cooked 5%

Synonym for “to faint”: The fans pick: pass out pass out 90% flake out 10%

You bake in a: The fans pick: stove stove 90% cooker 10%