American Beauty vs English Beauty?

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[匿名]

2008-02-08 6:30 am

The other day my friend and I were watching "27 Dresses" and there were 2 actresses who acted sister in that movie, Jane and Tess. So my friend was asking me who's prettier and I said Jane. She voted for Jane too but she told me that most of the guys would choose the trendy and slutty kind like "Tess", and girls would prefer to look like Jane. She did a survey with her male classmates choosing between Keira Knightley and Lindsey Lohan, and most of them prefer Lindsey Lohan. It's like an English Beauty vs American Beauty kind of thing. What do you think?

Jane: http://imdb.com/media/rm2707856128/nm0001337
Tess: http://imdb.com/media/rm441883136/nm0015196

更新1:

Jane: (http://imdb.com/media/rm2707856128/nm0001337) Tess: (http://imdb.com/media/rm441883136/nm0015196)

更新2:

Argh the link.

更新3:

Actually you could still view the pictures without putting the two little dots at the back of the url.

回答 (10)

[匿名]

2008-02-08 6:33 am

✔ 最佳答案

JAne is way prettier[Kathrine Heigel]s.p?

She is such a classy beauty

Shes gorgeous but doesnt prance around half naked

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[匿名]

2008-02-08 6:32 am

Jane.

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[匿名]

2008-02-08 6:44 am

Compare Apples to Oranges?

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[匿名]

2008-02-08 6:35 am

I think Katherine Heigl (Jane) is prettier
But I'll say English since im English ;) x

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[匿名]

2008-02-08 6:33 am

English all the way

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[匿名]

2008-02-08 6:32 am

I don care, which ever is rockin the body baby.

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[email protected]

2008-02-10 4:32 am

I thought American is more beauty

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[匿名]

2008-02-10 12:21 am

jane

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[匿名]

2008-02-08 6:35 am

well L.L is slutty so thats why all the guys picked her cus K.K is way prettier!! and i think K.H (jane) is prettier

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[匿名]

2016-05-25 10:25 pm

There's a few differences here and there, mostly in spelling and what they call certain things (Boot/trunk, torch/flashlight, etc) but there are some grammar differences too. For example, the American English drops the u's from a lot of words that British English use 'em in, like 'colour' and 'favourite'. A grammatical difference is that American English put commas before words like 'but' and 'and' but British English doesn't do that because the comma is "implied" in a sense. Either way though, if you can understand one; you'll be able to understand the other. EDIT: I've never had trouble understanding American accents, they sound a little funny to me but coherent nonetheless.

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