I am curious. You use a lot of British English. However, you use words like envision, which is definitely American English. The equivalent British English is envisage.
Hi Crew, I’m an American with a large working vocabulary. I’m chuffed that you are reading my books so closely, Thank you. In the Halberd books, I was trying to present a blended British-American culture. I’ve been fortunate to have some British friends. Most are West Ham fans. One is a supporter of the Gunners.. One of my sons spent a year in Wales at Llandovery College. Hope that helps explain things. Thank you for your readership! JS
I am curious. You use a lot of British English. However, you use words like envision, which is definitely American English. The equivalent British English is envisage.
ReplyDeleteHi Crew, I’m an American with a large working vocabulary. I’m chuffed that you are reading my books so closely, Thank you. In the Halberd books, I was trying to present a blended British-American culture. I’ve been fortunate to have some British friends. Most are West Ham fans. One is a supporter of the Gunners.. One of my sons spent a year in Wales at Llandovery College. Hope that helps explain things. Thank you for your readership! JS
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