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Highway or Motorway?

British = Motorway / American = Highway

Pavement or Sidewalk?

British = pavement / American = sidewalk

Stoplights or Traffic lights?

British = Traffic lights / American = Stoplights

Tram or Streetcar?

British = Tram / American = Streetcar

Underground or Subway?

British = Underground / American = Subway

The movies or The cinema?

British = The cinema / American = The movies

Pharmacy or Drugstore?

British = Pharmacy / American = Drugstore

Closet or Wardrobe?

British = Wardrobe / American = Closet

Curtains or Drapes?

British = Curtains / American = Drapes

Lift or Elevator?

British = Lift / American = Elevator

Faucet or Tap?

British = Tap / American = Faucet

Vacuum cleaner or Hoover?

British = Vacuum cleaner / American = Hoover

Garbage or Rubbish?

British = Garbage / American = Rubbish

Garden or Yard?

British = Garden / American = Yard

Taxi or Cab?

British = Taxi / American = Cab

Truck or Lorry?

British = Lorry / American = Truck

Gas or Petrol?

British = Petrol / American = Gas

Bonnet or Hood?

British = Bonnet / American = Hood

Trunk or Boot?

British = Boot / American = Trunk

Number plate or License plate?

British = Number plate / American = License plate

Tire or Tyre?

British = Tyre / American = Tire

Pants or Trousers ?

British = Trousers / American = Pants

Dungarees or Overalls?

British = Dungarees / American = Overalls

Pajamas or Pyjamas?

British = Pyjamas / American = Pajamas

Trainers or Sneakers?

British = Trainers / American = Sneakers

Waistcoat or Vest?

British = Waistcoat / American = Vest

Zipper or Zip?

British = Zip / American = Zipper

Purse or Handbag ?

British = Handbag / American = Purse

Chips or French fries?

British = Chips / American = French fries

Sweets or Candies?

British = Sweets / American = Candies

Chips or Crisps?

British = Crisps / American = Chips

Cookies or Biscuits?

British = Biscuits / American = Cookies

Jelly or Jello

British = Jelly / American = Jello

Can or Tin?

British = Tin / American = Can

Corn or Maize?

British = Maize / American = Corn

Flat or Apartment?

British = Flat / American = Apartment

Soccer or Football ?

British = Football / American = Soccer

Eraser or Rubber?

British = Rubber / American = Eraser

Movie or Film?

British = Film / American = Movie

Post or Mail?

British = Post / American = Mail

Flashlight orTorch ?

British = Torch / American = Flashlight

Line or Queue?

British = Queue / American = Line

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