American & British English

(A – stands for American, B – stands for British)

A - Soccer A - Faucet A - Can A - Corn

B - Football B - Tap B - Tin B - Maize

A - Cookie
B - Biscuit
A - Jell-O A – Fries
B - Chips A - Pajamas
B - Jelly
B - Pyjamas

A - Pants
B - Trousers A - Eraser
A - Chips A - Drapes B - Rubber
B - Crisps B - Curtain

A – Gasoline A - Diaper
A - Garbage B - Nappy A – Mail
B - Petrol
B - Rubbish B - Post
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American & British English
(A – stands for American, B – stands for British)

A - Cab
B - Taxi A - Candy A - Overalls A - Zipper
B - Sweet B - Dungarees B - Zip

A - Highway A - Elevator A – Yard

B - Motorway B - Garden A -Stove
B - Lift
B – Cooker

A - Closet A – Flashlight A - Apartment

B - Wardrobe B - Torch A - Sidewalk
B - Flat B - Pavement

A - Sneakers A - Vest A – Truck

A – Vacation B – Waist Coat
B - Trainers B - Lorry
B - Holiday

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American & British English
(A – stands for American, B – stands for British)

A - Queue A - Scotch tape A - Fall

B -Line B - Sellotape B -Autumn

A – Tire
A - Subway A - Movie
B - Tyre
B - Underground B – Film

A - Trunk A - Windshield wiper A – License Plate

B - Boot B - Windscreen wiper B – Number Plate

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