The Patriots used Guerilla tactics and the British used line formation.
The Imperial Chinese Kingdom and the British had drawn a line to demarcate the territory between India and China. Somewhere after 1947 British and Imperial China both ceased to rule their respective countries and any agreements signed between British India and Imperial China came to naught. This applies to McMohan line as well. MeMohan line existed then as a line to demarcate India and China but it simply does not exist any more.
In Northern France behind the Maginot Line.
The British told them they would be free but didn't keep their word for it
Bennett comes from the british word benoit witch in british it means blessed
Queue = line (of people)
if you mean a line of people, it's a queue. If you mean the shortest distance between two points, it's a line.
This is the "prime meridian" (also known as the Greenwich Meridian for the British observatory on the line).
The word queue (pronounced "Q") means to form a line or ordered list.
No the British Telephone line is not accessible from America. In order for it to work in America it has to be a 1 800 number. The British Telephone line is not a 1 800 number.
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British isn't a language. its still english, therefore, "help" is the british word for help
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There is no particular word meaning 'British General' alone.
The British word 'lift' means the same as the American elevator
The word jumper is just a british word for sweater.