English Speaking Countries and Vocabulary
Learning Objective
I can identify English-speaking countries and vocabulary of American, British and Australian English
Key Concepts
In British English, what Americans call an "eraser" is called a rubber, and "french fries" are called chips.
A "flashlight" in American English is known as a torch in British English, and what Americans call "vacation" is a holiday in British English.
The British word "trousers" is equivalent to pants in American English, while British "pants" are underwear in American English.
Practice Questions
This lesson includes 8 practice questions to reinforce learning.
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1. Name three countries where English is an official language.
2. In British English, what do you call 'french fries'?
3. What is the American English equivalent of the British English word 'jumper'?
...and 5 more questions
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