Is there any difference?

Wiki has a some good write-ups on this subject:



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_

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Is this right?

1)The women in (any country) should be treated as the men.(why)

2)Women should be

Hi Bassa;

I am an American woman and American English is my mother tongue. My parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents were all born in America.

But I worked many years for a British company and have visited Great Britian many times. So I am quite familiar with British English too.

I believe that women and men should have equal opportunities, and be treated equal

Thanks

I realy appreciate your answer but,I was asking if the sentence is correct.I'm realy lucky that you are answering m

Hi;
Your sentences were fine.

bassaThanks I really appreciate your answer, but

AlpheccaStars, somehow I never realized you're a woman -- although now I see that your picture clearly is. (Usually the display is too wide for my screen, so I don't always see the avatars -- but did you always have the same one?)
-- Khoff (also female, although you wouldn't know it from my screen name)

To me, there's a slight difference between "Women should be treated as men" and "Women should be treated the same as men," but I'm having a hard time explaining the difference. To me, the first means to me "you should treat women as if they were men." The second means "There should be no difference between the way you treat women and the way you treat men." It's a subtle difference, b

Thanks all I really apreciate it

Are these correct in American Englis Language?(I'm not being racist but,I live in U.S.A I

Are these correct in American English Language?(I'm not being racist but,I live in U.S.A I want to learn their dialect)

1)I came right after the school was over. (The school refers to the building. School (no "the") refers to the classes.)

2)I came right after school. Good.

3)STIM academy student. It is not a sentence. Do you mea

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I remembered can you please answer me always in American English?

are these correct?

1)Take it a