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The differences in British and American English

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AMERICAN/BRITISH ENGLISH : 

AMERICAN/BRITISH ENGLISH The differences.

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Here are some of the main differences in vocabulary between British and North American English. AUTUMN FALL BRITISH AMERICAN

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LIFT ELEVATOR

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LORRY TRUCK

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HANDBAG PURSE

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TAXI CAB

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TROUSERS PANTS

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UNDERGROUND SUBWAY

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PETROL GAS

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SWEETS CANDIES

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QUEUE LINE

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PAVEMENT SIDEWALK SHOP STORE FILM MOVIE HIGHWAY MOTORWAY BISCUIT COOKIE CHEMIST DRUGSTORE HOLIDAY VACATION

The differences between British and American English grammar are small. : 

The differences between British and American English grammar are small. Here are the main differences: Present Perfect Past Simple Joe has just arrived. Joe just arrived. Have you phoned Carla yet? Did you phone Carla? I’ve already seen the film. I already saw the film.

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Have got Have ( with do or does in negatives) I ‘ve got two brothers. I haven’t got a job. “Have you got any money? – Yes, I have. I have two brothers. I don’t have a job. “Do you have any money? – Yes, I do.” GET GOTTEN Past Participle of GET I’ve got fatter since I stopped smoking. I’ve gotten fatter since I Stopped smoking.

The are differences in the use of some prepositions. : 

The are differences in the use of some prepositions. On the weekend At the weekend Stay home Stay at home Write to someone Write someone A quarter to four A quarter of four A quarter past four A quarter after four I live in Main Street. I live on Main Street. Monday to Friday Monday through Friday

There are some differences in spelling. : 

There are some differences in spelling. aeroplane airplane centre center theatre theater colour color grey gray neighbour neighbor practise practice

PRACTISE or PRACTICE : 

PRACTISE or PRACTICE Hi dudes and dudettes, I’m Chad from New York City. Fill the gaps for me, please. Alright!! Hello everyone! I’m Basil From London. Could you Please fill in the gaps for me? Jolly good!

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It was getting near lunchtime and I needed some____________, so I left the_____________ and drove towards the nearest town. There was a ____________ station just outside the town and I decided to stop and have a look round. I put the car in a ___________ ____________ and took a ____________ to the centre. It was midday and very hot, so I stopped at a little __________ with tables on the ____________. I started talking to a _____________ driver, who gave me a history of the town, and afterwards he took me on a guided tour. It made a nice break. PETROL HIGHWAY PARKING LOT CAB PAVEMENT GAS LORRY TRUCK CAFE SIDEWALK MOTORWAY CAR PARK TAXI DINER PETROL

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It was getting near lunchtime and I needed some ___________, so I left the __________________ and drove towards the nearest town. There was a ______________ station just outside the town and I decided to stop and have a look around. I put the car in a _______________ and took a _________________ to the centre. It was midday and very hot, so I stopped at a little _____________ with tables on the _______________. I started talking to a _______________ driver, who gave me a history of the town, and afterwards he took me on a guided tour. It made a nice break. PETROL HIGHWAY GAS PARKING LOT CAB PAVEMENT GAS LORRY TRUCK CAFE SIDEWALK MOTORWAY CAR PARK TAXI DINER

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GOOD BYE! SEE YOU! The end