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The document lists various differences between British and American English terms. Some examples include: British "autumn" vs. American "fall"; British "underground" vs. American "subway"; British "biscuits" vs. American "cookies"; British "trousers" vs. American "pants"; and British "chips" vs. American "French fries". In total over 30 different vocabulary terms are contrasted between British and American English.
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