American and British English

What's the British English? mail

Choose the American English

British: Unfortunately, the lift was out of order. America: Sadly, the ______ wasn't working.

Choose the British English: Jim had some coffee and cookies/biscuits during the morning.

American: I'm exhausted. I really need to go away on ______. 

Choose the British English: The extended family travelled all the way there on the underground/subway.

Complete with the American English: Children, don't walk in the road. Stay on the ________

British: Have you finished eating? Shall we get the _______?

British English: ______ the correct answers.

British: It was a long film, so there was an interval halfway through. American: The movie was so long there was an _______- halfway through.

American: _______ is definitely my favorite season. I love watching the leaves turn red and yellow.

Choose the American English

What's the British English? railroad

What's the British English? apartment

American: I called Roger on my ______ to tell him I would be late

What's the British English? potato chips

Choose the British English: My daughter-in-law is soon going to start her next semester/term at university.

American: I love going to the _______ to watch something fun on a rainy day.

Choose the American English

British: We need to stop. The car is about to run out of _______.

In the UK, we walk on the _______, not in the road.