In North American English?
faucet
In North American English?
The Subway
...in both languages?
British - bookshop / NA - bookstore
In British English it's pavement, but in North America they say ________
sidewalk
...in both languages?
British - courgette / NA - zucchini
...in both languages?
British - mobile phone / NA - cellphone
In British English?
tap
...in both languages?
British - aeroplane / NA - airplane
Let's get a ____! (Both)
NA - cab / British - taxi
...in both languages?
British - aubergine / NA - eggplant
What are these called in North American English?
trucks
In North America it's "favorite"... But in British English?
favoUrite
Whan I'm older I want to do a degree at university. (In NA English?)
college
In North American English?
flashlight
In British English?
torch
In Britain it's a chemist's, but in North Ameria they say _________
drugstore
Hey, can I borrow your JUMPER? I love it so much! (Which is this? What is the other?)
sweater
...in both languages?
British - biscuits / NA - cookies
In North America they talk about parking lots, but in Britain we say ____ _____
car park
What are these called in British English?
lorries
...in both languages?
British - lift / NA - elevator
In British English?
The Underground (or the Tube)