If you see this in a listening test, what would you fill in?
Nationality:__________(British/Britain)
I am of british nationality.(Is it correct?)
I am a british/ I am british.(Are they the same?)
If you see this in a listening test, what would you fill in?
Nationality:__________(British/Britain)
I am of british nationality.(Is it correct?)
I am a british/ I am british.(Are they the same?)
I would use a capital letter whichever I filled in.
Nationality: British.
I am of British nationality.
I am British. (‘I am a British’ is not correct)
Thank you.
What do you mean by this sentence? And why do you use past tense for the verb fill?
I mean that Britain and British should always begin with a capital letter. Your examples didn’t.
I used the future in the past:
englishpage.com/verbpage/futureinpast.html