1. In which usage is the following sentence correct? He said that he had just read Frost's "The Road Not Taken". American Neither Both British

2. Have you read Frost's "The Road Not Taken"? In which usage is this correct? Neither British American Both

3. It was raining very hard, so Dick put his rubbers in his locker. He did not want his feet to get wet later. British American Both Neither

4. "Have you got a radio?" In which usage is this form preferred over "Do you have a radio?" American British Both Neither

5. I've gotten very good at taking tests. In which usage is the previous sentence correct? British American Both Neither

6. I went to the beach on the weekend. Is this correct in British usage? Yes No

7. Take me to hospital now! In which usage is this correct? American British Both Neither

8. "Manchester United have bought a new player". In which usage is this correct? British Both American Neither

9. The crowd is going wild. In which usage is this correct? British American Both Neither

10. The children are spoilt. In which usage is this sentence most likely to occur? American British Both Neither