List of American English words not used in British English (6181 bytes)
1: :''See also main article: [[American and British English differences]]''
2: ...ist of British English words not used in American English]]''
3: ...having different meanings in British and American English]]''
5: ...having different meanings in British and American English]], as it is possible that the word is used in bot...
8: |width=50% style="background:#efefef;"|'''American'''

List of British English words not used in American English (10662 bytes)
1: :''See also main article: [[American and British English differences]]''
3: ...ist of American English words not used in British English]]
4: ...having different meanings in British and American English]]
8: ...having different meanings in British and American English]], as it is possible that the word is used in bot...
12: |style="background:#efefef;"|'''American'''

American English (20482 bytes)
1: {{English dialects}}
2: ... two-thirds of native speakers of English use the American dialect.
6: ...uage|German]], [[Native American languages|Native American]], [[Spanish language|Spanish]], [[Swedish langua...
11: ...nd, and imitated prestigious varieties of British English at a time when those varieties were undergoing ch...
13: ...s not happen in the non-rhotic varieties of North American speech.

Dictionary of American English (644 bytes)
1: ...1944]]. Intended to pick up where the ''[[Oxford English Dictionary]]'' left off, it was begun in [[1925]]...
3: ...ern work, the ''[[Dictionary of American Regional English]],'' is presently being compiled.

Southern American English (4854 bytes)
1: ..., popularly called "[[African American Vernacular English|Ebonics]]", shares many similarities with Souther...
3: Speakers of Southern American English have been [[stereotype]]d as uneducated or stupid...
10: ...s of the East Coast such as [[New York-New Jersey English|New York]] and [[Boston accent phonology|Boston]]...
27: * [[Regional Vocabularies of American English]]
32: [[Category:English language]]

North American English (860 bytes)
1: ...Australia]], or [[New Zealand]] and the [[Hiberno-English]] used in [[Ireland]].
3: ...nglish]], [[Caribbean English]] and [[New Zealand English]] due to their historical [[British Commonwealth ...
5: [[Category:English language]]

American and British English differences (67112 bytes)
1: ...te what is more precisely known as [[Commonwealth English]].
4: ...[[Organization of American States]], whose use of English is most influenced by the United States.
5: ...assumes the [[received pronunciation]] of British English, from which there are many regional variations.
6: ...ld Trade Organization|WTO]] also use Commonwealth English as a standard.
8: ...e usage of a mixture of American and Commonwealth English in this article is deliberate.-->

Regional vocabularies of American English (5736 bytes)
1: ...hout the country. It is still not uncommon for an American away from his or her home region to encounter nov...
3: ...ifferences in everyday vocabulary, but [[American English#Regional differences|this linguistic description ...
103: ...; background-color:#f3f3f3"|[[New York-New Jersey English|New York City Area]]
117: ...om:1px solid #000000; background-color:#f3f3f3"|[[American South|The South]]
227: ===Regional [[American English]]===

African American Vernacular English (19535 bytes)
1: {{English dialects}}
2: ...various [[pidgin]] and [[Creole language|creole]] English dialects spoken by blacks worldwide. AAVE also h...
8: ...eole]] languages. Significant numbers of African Americans still speak some of these creole languages, nota...
10: ...l vocabulary little understood beyond the African-American community, and has contributed several words with...
12: ...idarity and ethnic pride. In the case of African-Americans, AAVE has survived and thrived through the centu...

Dictionary of American Regional English (480 bytes)
1: '''The Dictionary of American Regional English''' is published by [[Harvard University Press]]. ...
4: * [[American English]]
5: * [[American and British English differences]]
6: * [[New York-New Jersey English]]
7: * [[Southern American English]]

The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language (3433 bytes)
1: ...uage (AHD)''''' is a [[dictionary]] of [[American English]] published by [[Boston, Massachusetts|Boston]] p...
3: ...s Parton]], the owner of the history magazine'' [[American Heritage]]'', was appalled by the "permissiveness...
8: ...ousand inferred Proto-Indo-European roots and the English words of the AHD that are understood to have evol...
12: ...glish Language|The Random-House Dictionary of the English Language]]''.
17: ...ww.yourdictionary.com/ahd/search yourDictionary's American Heritage Dictionary online]

Regional vocabularies of American English/Temp (1801 bytes)
1: ...hout the country. It is still not uncommon for an American away from his or her home region to encounter nov...
3: ...ifferences in everyday vocabulary, but [[American English#Regional differences|this linguistic description ...
13: ==[[New York-New Jersey English|New York City Area]] ==
18: See also: [[Southern American English]]
38: ===Regional [[American English]]===

The Cambridge History of English and American Literature (1341 bytes)
1: [[Image:The.Cambridge.History.of.English.and.American.Literature.gif|left]]
2: ... and end with the late Victorian era. Coverage of American literature ranges from colonial and revolutionary...
7: .../cambridge/ '''''Cambridge History of English and American Literature''''' Online] by Bartleby.com.
12: [[Category:American literature]]

List of words having different meanings in British and American English (48604 bytes)
1: ... [[American English|American]] [[English language|English]].
3: ...ons are recognized by the other as Britishisms or Americanisms respectively.
5: ...ever, be recognised and understood by most native English speakers in the country concerned. These are mark...
7: * Many American phrases and meanings are now used and/or understo...
12: *''Main article: [[American and British English differences]]''

List of English words of Native American origin (4444 bytes)
1: ...age]] words of [[Native American languages|Native American language]] origin. † indicates a link to a...
61: * [[Native American]]
62: * [[Lists of English words of international origin]]
63: ** [[List of English words of Hawaiian origin]]
65: [[Category:English words of foreign origin|Native American]]

First novel in English (3186 bytes)
1: ...imed as the first [[novel]] in [[English language|English]].
11: ...e some other early long works of prose fiction in English:
19: There are multiple candidates for first novel in English partly because of ignorance of earlier works, but...
33: ...ehn]]’s ''[[Oroonoko]]'' ([[1688]]) is the “first English novel”.
35: [[Category:English literature]]

English (1611 bytes)
1: The word '''English''' can mean:
2: * The [[English (people)|people of England]] as an ethnic group.
4: * The [[English language]], which may also mean
5: ** [[African American Vernacular English]]
6: ** [[American English]]

U and non-U English (3529 bytes)
1: ...([[sociolect]]s) in [[1950s]] [[Britain]] and the American Northeast.
33: ...le covered differences of [[pronunciation]] and [[English writing style|writing style]], but it was his att...
35: ...uiry into the Identifiable Characteristics of the English Aristocracy'' in [[1956]]. Betjeman's poem ''Pho...
37: ...should all have been a lark. However, U and non-U English reflects the anxiety of the [[middle class]] in 1...

English novel (4600 bytes)
3: ==Early novels in English==
4: See the article [[First novel in English]].
7: ...]] and other poets were integral to the growth of English Romanticism, so [[Mary Shelley]], and [[Ann Radcl...
9: ...imes heavy moral instruction, and, like earlier [[English literature]], attempted to provide an example of ...
12: The novel first began to dominate [[English literature]] during the [[Victorian era]]. Most V...

English English (1095 bytes)
1: {{English dialects}}
3: ...iting in competition with ''Anglo-English'' and ''English in England''.
5: ...-English|Irish (Hiberno) English]] and [[Scottish English]].
7: ...h]], [[New Zealand English]], and [[South African English]].
12: *[[Estuary English]]

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