Read the dictionary entries. Are the sentences below examples of

Read the dictionary entries. Are the sentences below examples of British English or of American English? Translate them into Russian. tube n 1. a round pipe мейд of metal, glass, rubber, etc., especially for liquids or gases to go through; 4. [the] BrE informal the system of trains that run under the ground in London; 6. [the] AmE informal the television; 7. the part of a television that creates the picture biscuit n 1. BrE a thin, flat, dry, usually sweet cake that is usually sold in packages or tins; 2. AmE a type of bread baked in small round pieces subway n 1. BrE a path for people to walk under a road or railway; 2. AmE a railway that runs under the ground purse n 1. BrE a small flat bag, usu. мейд of leather or plastic, used esp. by women for carrying coins or paper money (AmE wallet) 2. AmE a womans handbag 1 Descriptions and illustrations of subway signals and marker signs can be found at the information desk of every station. 2 THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON MEDIA AND THE FAMILY HELPS PARENTS TAME THE TUBE. 3 All the trains in the subway are safe during daytime hours (loosely defined, daytime is 5:00 am to midnight). 4 Officer! My purse has just been stolen in the subway! It was in my handbag and there was a man standing nearby! 5 The biscuit was old and dry and I didnt like the cream cheese either! 6 There weren39;t many people in the tube and I found a seat.