The document lists British and American English vocabulary equivalents. It provides boxes with British words and asks the user to identify the corresponding American English words. It also includes sentences where the user must replace British words with American words. The purpose is to highlight some differences between British and American English terminology.

1. a< truck
3. Identify the American English Word in each box and write down the corresponding British English word:
store
eraser
football
· sweets
· pub
· pants
· rubber
· flat
· corn
· lift
· shop
· petrol
· can
· angry
· film
· theatre
· ill
· gás
· taxi
· sweater
· football
· lorry
· biscuit
· pavement
· the cinema
· trousers
· honor
2. In the box bellow there are British English words and their equivalents in American English.
Write bellow in each flag.
truck
store
eraser
football
taxi
soccer
sweets
flat
elevator
rubber
movie
angry
gás
film
cookie
petrol
lift
shop
biscuit
candy
cab
mad
apartment
lorry
1. Write the common American Word instead of the British Word and complete the sentences.
· Mary ate a biscuit. She ate a ____________.
· They had three weeks holiday. They had three weeks ____________.
· Fill up the tank with petrol. Fill up the tank with ____________.
· He drove his new lorry along the motorway. He drove his new ____________ along the
____________.
· It was too cold so I had to wear a vest and a jumper. It was too cold so I had to wear a ____________
and a ____________.
· A pencil and a rubber are necessary tools. A pencil and ____________are necessary tools.