English Vocabulary Lesson on American or British English (subway/underground - eggplant/aubergine)

This video tutorial explores the differences between American and British English, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and spelling. It highlights the use of past simple versus present perfect, auxiliary verbs, and various vocabulary terms. The tutorial also discusses Noah Webster's influence on American English spelling.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Differences in sentence structure

• Differences in grammar, spelling, and vocabulary

• Differences in punctuation

• Differences in pronunciation

Which tense is more commonly used in American English compared to British English?

• Future perfect

• Past simple

• Past continuous

• Present perfect

In British English, how would you say 'I just ate a sandwich'?

• I have just ate a sandwich

• I have just eaten a sandwich

• I just ate a sandwich

• I just eat a sandwich

Which modal verb is used in British English to suggest going out?

• Will

• Shall

• Should

• Might

In American English, how is the past participle of 'get' typically expressed?

• Get

• Gotted

• Gotten

• Got

What is the correct British English form of 'He could have went to jail'?

• He could have gone to jail

• He could have went to jail

• He could have go to jail

• He could have gone jail

In American English, how is the verb 'need' used differently compared to British English?

• It requires an auxiliary verb

• It is used with 'to'

• It is used without an auxiliary verb

• It is always in past tense

Which spelling is correct in American English?

• Neighbor

• Colour

• Organise

• Honour

What is the British English equivalent of 'eraser'?

• Wiper

• Cleaner

• Eraser

• Rubber

In British English, what is the term for 'apartment'?

• Unit

• Condo

• Flat

• Suite