"Fill in" is British English equivalent for form information input. "Fill out" is American English equivalent for form information input. Both terms are correct and widely understood across regions
"Have a look" is British English standard, "take a look" American English standard. Both terms are acceptable in both languages. "Take a look" is more popular now, equal in British English
"Do you have" is more formal and technically correct in UK English. "Have you got" is more common in informal British English. Usage varies significantly across different parts of UK. "Have you" form is rarely used in UK
British omits silent r in words like PARK, HORSE, FURTHER. American always pronounces silent r in words like PORK, HORSE, FURTHER
"Dream of" expresses deep wishes and goals, like "I dream of becoming a doctor". "Dream about" describes thoughts during sleep or daydreaming, like "I dreamt about flying". Both phrases can be used interchangeably in American English
Released in Japan November 1987, US December 1987, EU December 1987. Features jumping ability and up to 11 ghosts per level. Contains unused graphics and regional differences