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• Ligne n°34 : Say no to the get-go! Americanisms swamping English, so wake up and smell
Ligne n°35 : the coffee ...

Ligne n°57 : ... Actually, I know all about the get-go or, worse still, the git-go.
• Ligne n°58 : It's an ugly Americanism, meaning 'from the start' or 'from the off'.
Ligne n°59 : It adds nothing to Britain's language but it's here now, like the grey ...

Ligne n°163 : ... Britons out there who wince as often as I do every time they hear a
• Ligne n°164 : witless Americanism introduced into British discourse.

Ligne n°169 : ... Matthew Engel is a columnist on the Financial Times. Send your pet
• Ligne n°170 : hate Americanisms to englishincrisis@gmail.com.

Ligne n°242 : ... used to hearing many of these words and phrases. Here is my list of
• Ligne n°243 : Americanisms, some of which are creeping in over here Taps=faucets,
Ligne n°244 : road=pavement or blacktop, pavement=sidewalk, holiday=vacation, ...

Ligne n°298 : ... We are fast becoming the 51st state of the union. It's not only the
• Ligne n°299 : Americanisation of the English language but most of our traditions.
Ligne n°300 : Penny-for-the-guy is now trick-or-treat. Kids now go to proms and we ...