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British vocabulary is different that american in the words they use. The toilet is called the Loo or the John. The sink is called the wash basin. Some words are the same like faucet and tap, Americans use both.

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England's national sport is cricket. The most famous sports there include cricket, football, lawn tennis, golf, and rugby. Football in England is the same as Soccer in the U.S.

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In England there are two houses of parliament, the House of lords and the House of Commons. Parliament decides laws on running the UK. The government in normally formed by the leader of the party that wins the most seats in general election.

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In primary schools teacher are addressed by their surname while in secondary schools they are addressed as "Miss" or "Sir." Education is free for children ages 5-16. England is home to some of the most famous schools in the world.

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People of England use the sterling pound as their currency. There is 100 pence in one pound just like there is one 100 cents in a dollar in America. Here are some old money conversions that are used today, Six pence - 2½p, One shilling (or 'bob') - 5p, Half a crown (2 shillings and sixpence) - 12½p, One guinea - 1.05 pound.

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Motorcycling is popular in Britain but most popular in driving a car just like in the U.S. Single and Double Decker buses can be found and used in Britain but you will find tons in London. You can also catch a Tram which is not common anywhere else.

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Greetings are usually very casual but you may be called a variety of unintentionally affectionate names. One affectionate name you may be called is duck. It is frowned upon to hug in public in England or pat someone on the back.

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Much like in the U.S. almost all attractions are closed on Christmas Day. The currency is Pounds Sterling, some stores do accept the Euro even though it has not been completely accepted in England. You can get your money changed at banks or some major post offices.

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The overall temperature in England is called temperate maritime. July and August are typically the warmest months in England. England gets a fair amount of rain throughout the year but it is distributed throughout the months quite evenly.

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The household division of the Queen's Guards is made up of seven regiments of the British army. These seven regiments include the life guards, the blues and royals, the grenadier guards, the cold-stream guards, the Scot guards, the Irish guards, and the welsh guards. Those seven regiments are broken up into two categories the household Calvary and the foot guards. The Queen's title in the UK is "Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland."

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Typical main dishes in England that are not typically found in the states include Bubble & Squeak and Toad in the Hole. A popular dessert from England is called Spotted Dog, it is steamed suet pudding with dried fruit. This is usually served with custard or butter and brown sugar. They also consider Mince Pie to be a dessert, even though it is filled with meat.

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Fashion
Fashion in England is much like it is here, peoples wardrobes range form jeans and tee shirts to formal attire. On a daily schedule most usually wear jeans and a tee shirt or business attire depending on what they do during that day. In certain cities such as Bradford stores and storefronts will display colorful silk for making beautiful and colorful Sari's along with other ethnic clothes to please the ethnically diverse population. For children on a day to day basis they will be in a school uniform for majority of their time.