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Differences between British English and American English
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British English American English lorry mark Maths mobile motorbike motorway mum newsagent’s newsreader note number plate opposite pavement petrol post code primary school queue rubbish Science student secondary school shop shop assistant sofa starters/appetisers stay fit surname sweets table tennis tap the bill tick tidy till torch trainers trousers underground windscreen zebra crossing
truck grade Math cell motorcycle highway mom newsstand anchorman bill license plate across from sidewalk gas zip code elementary school line trash, garbage Science major high school store salesperson couch appetizers stay in shape last name candy ping-pong faucet the check check neat register flashlight sneakers pants subway windshield crosswalk
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Differences between British English and American English
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spelling British English American English airplane analyze apologize behavior canceled center check chili pepper civilization color cozy favor favorite gray humor jewelry license liter marvelous memorize meter mold mustache neighborhood omelet organization organize parlor percent practice (v) realize recognize skillful socialize sympathize theater tire traveler
grammar and usage British English American English 16th January January 16th do well in in the team at the weekend Turn right/left into a street.
do well on on the team on the weekend Turn right/left onto a street.
It’s ten past six. It’s ten after six. learnt, learned learned spelt, spelled spelled
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