American vs. British EnglishVersión en línea American versus British English Vocabulary por Marina P A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W Starts with A A British-English equivalent of the American English "FALL". Starts with B An American-English equivalent of the British English "LUGGAGE". Starts with C An American-English equivalent of the British-English "BISCUITS". Starts with D A British-English equivalent of the American English "TRASH CAN". Starts with E An American-English equivalent of the British-English "LIFT". Starts with F A British-English equivalent of the American English "MOVIE". Starts with G An American-English equivalent of the British-English "PETROL". Starts with H An American-English equivalent of the British English "MOTORWAY". Starts with I An American-English equivalent of the British English "CROSSROAD". Starts with J A British-English equivalent of the American English "JELLY". Starts with L A British-English equivalent of the American English "TRUCK". Starts with M A British-English equivalent of the American English "CORN". Starts with N A British-English equivalent of the American English "DIAPER". Starts with O An American-English equivalent of the British English "SINGLE (TICKET)". Starts with P An American-English equivalent of the British English "DUMMY". Starts with Q A British-English equivalent of the American English "LINE". Starts with R A British-English equivalent of the American English "ERASER". Starts with S An American-English equivalent of the British English "FOOTBALL". Starts with T A British-English equivalent of the American English "FLASHLIGHT". Starts with U An American-English equivalent of the British English "PANTS". Starts with V An American-English equivalent of the British English "HOLIDAY". Starts with W A British-English equivalent of the American English "CLOSET".
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