A、both pronounced, the American Revolution, England
B、did not pronounce, World War I, America
C、both pronounced, World War II, England
D、did not pronounce, the American Revolution, America
喵查答案：both pronounced, the American Revolution, England
Actually, in traditional English, British and American people were largely “rhotic”, which means that they ________ the r sound in the past. However, it was around the time of ________that non-rhotic speech came into use among the upper class in ________.
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The acronym, TIP, stands for _______________. -
The notion of tipping began around ___________. -
A place where tipping may be an accepted practice in China is ___________. -
The most common tip given in a restaurant in the United States is __________.
- Right after the Civil War in the United States, the most probable person to give a tip would be ____________.
- Anti-tipping laws were first passed in the United States around ____________.
- Tipping laws were repealed and tipping became a normal part of life around ___________.
- The most common tip given in a restaurant in the United Kingdom is ____________.
- Although many people receive tips, the most typical person to receive a tip is ____________.
- Placing two penny coins on the final bill shows ____________.
- Tea drinking in China has a history of _________ years.
- __________ is made from the new shoots of the tea plant and keeps the original color without fermentation during the processing.