British English & American English: 11 Vocabulary Differences

Would you like a biscuit or a cookie? One area of difference between British English and American English is vocabulary, and in this lesson I’ll be covering a few examples. So if you’re not sure whether to buy a new pair of trousers or a new pair of pants, or if you don’t know whether a biscuit is going to taste the same as a cookie, this class will help!

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Jannyl

Thanks Gill ! I got 10 corrects out of 10.

kimurasan

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Noor Mohamed Elsayed Habashy

Thank You for the lesson, Gill. It’s a real pleasure to hear the way you speak.
My intuition is that originally “holiday” concerned religious or state holidays, while “vacation” meant break in work or learn. E.g. children had their vacation from school in summer, but people celebrated Christmas holidays in December.

Chilkiasz

Thank you for the lesson! I really like your british accent

alexlips

Thank you, i like your britsh accent.

Katia Ortega

thanks teacher I gt a “D”

Hector 07

Not bad

Mr.Abdu12

Thank you teacher for your class, I liked it a lot.

M3480

Thank you very much, Gill!

You teach very good lessons. All the best; I wish you a healthy and happy life…

musta33

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Abdullah@

thank you so much i got the full mark !

cristina abs

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basma159

Thank you mam

Kumar kousik hembram

I really enjoyed watching your lesson and I really appreciate what you do… Rarely to make something useful and kind of perfect for free. Thank you so much