“I refer to …

“I refer to …

… your email dated 1st November 2013. This phrase that has been used for years and years and is now so old-fashioned (a bit like the photo here!). Modernise your language and say, “Thank you for your email of 20 July 2014”. Now doesn’t that...
More differences …

More differences …

The list of words with different meanings in American and British English goes on … British                      American timetable                   schedule tin                              can trousers                     pants underground (train)   subway...