Confusing English: American vs. British English (Differenza tra INGLESE AMERICANO e BRITANNICO)

The video tutorial explains the differences between American and British English, focusing on spelling, pronunciation, vocabulary, common phrases, and slang. It highlights examples such as 'center' vs. 'centre', 'missile' vs. 'missile', and 'vacation' vs. 'holiday'. The tutorial also covers differences in vegetable names and discusses how understanding and usage vary between the two forms of English.

How is the word 'center' spelled in British English?

• CENETR

• CENTRE

• CENTER

• CENTAR

Which syllable is stressed in the British pronunciation of 'adult'?

• None

• First

• Second

• Third

What is the British English equivalent of the American word 'vacation'?

• Holiday

• Leave

• Break

• Trip

In British English, what is the American 'elevator' called?

• Lift

• Hoist

• Raiser

• Ascender

What is the British English term for 'sneakers'?

• Boots

• Sandals

• Trainers

• Loafers

What is the British English word for 'cookie'?

• Cracker

• Biscuit

• Cake

• Pastry

In British English, what is the American 'fries' referred to as?

• Wedges

• Crisps

• Rings

• Chips