British vs American English Terms

The video explores 10 everyday differences between American and British English, focusing on vocabulary and pronunciation. It covers terms like 'apartment' vs 'flat', 'vacation' vs 'holiday', and 'truck' vs 'lorry'. The video aims to help English learners sound more natural in either version of English by understanding these differences.

What is the main topic of the video?

• History of the English language

• Differences between British and American English

• Learning Spanish

• Advanced English grammar

In American English, what is the equivalent of a 'flat'?

• Villa

• House

• Apartment

• Condo

What term do British people use for a vacation?

• Journey

• Excursion

• Holiday

• Trip

In the UK, what is a large vehicle used for transporting goods called?

• Lorry

• Bus

• Van

• Truck

What do Americans call a sweet baked treat that Brits refer to as a 'biscuit'?

• Cake

• Cookie

• Pastry

• Muffin

What is the British term for what Americans call 'gas'?

• Diesel

• Petrol

• Oil

• Fuel

In the UK, where would you throw away trash?

• Trash can

• Dumpster

• Garbage can

• Bin

What do British people call a 'sweater'?

• Jumper

• Pullover

• Hoodie

• Cardigan

In the UK, what is the term for an 'elevator'?

• Escalator

• Hoist

• Lift

• Conveyor

How do British people pronounce the last letter of the alphabet?

• Zuh

• Zee

• Zed

• Zay