Yes, English definitely has varieties. There is American English, Canadian English, British English, and Australian English (Strine). You might include Indian English as another variety. And the varieties have sub-varieties. (The Nigerians probably learned their English from the British.)
A couple of suggestions.
Say: since World War Two
Say: belongs to
Say: seems to
Say: similar to
Say: written for
(You write a letter
to somebody (presumably because you are going to send it to him), but you write a speech
for an audience or you write a book
for its potential readership.)
- Sam: I wrote a poem for you.
Pam: Good! Read it to me.
:)