Are there any differences between "can" and "tin"? Do they differ in sorts of material or maybe they are for certain product or just synonyms?
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In British English we generally refer to a 'tin' of cat food or a 'tin' of paint but a can of coke or soft drink. In American English, they say ' a can of tuna fish' or 'a can of tomatoes . English is a very confusing language!
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