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WorksheetsAmerican and British English
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
Fill in the gap with the correct word:
I turn on _________ and water flows into the dishwasher.
an aubergine
a dumpster
a skip
a faucet
Fill in the gap with the correct word:
Passenger's ____________ baggage is x-rayed.
carry-on
carried on
arm
carry in
Fill in the gap with the correct word:
Griffith Park is replete with hiking _________, and Mount Hollywood is excellent for plotting future treks.
carts
skillets
trails
taps
Which is the British/American equivalent for the following words:
bill
recipe
check
coach
Which is the British/American equivalent for the following words:
creek
stream
lake
waterfall
Which is the British/American equivalent for the following words:
parking lot
parking ticket
parking trolley
car park
Which is the British/American equivalent for the following words:
eggplant
aubergine
courgette
cucumber
Which is the British/American equivalent for the following words:
disembark
displane
misplane
deplane
Which is the British/American equivalent for the following words:
sidewalk
pavement
embarkment
road
Finish the idiom:
Hopefully, knock on ________, Lieby is going to be in there most of the time
the table
wood
your head
Finish the idiom:
This year has been replete with peaks and....
holes
troughs
falls
Finish the idiom:
The funding for the project was withdrawn so that really threw a spanner in the ___________.
crowd
works
head
Finish the idiom:
Dave spent the whole evening blowing his own _________.
trumpet
harmonica
trombone
Finish the idiom:
Almost everybody has a skeleton in the ________.
cupboard
fridge
garage
Finish the idiom:
All the money we raised was just a drop in the _________.
river
bucket
cup
Finish the idiom:
I’ve seen the article, which I take with a _________ of salt.
pound
grain
bit
Finish the idiom:
But Mr Tait described the row as a ______ in a teacup.
lightning
thunderstorm
tempest
Type a British word for the object in the picture.
Type an American word for the object in the picture.
Type a British word for the object in the picture
