American English and British English Words

Learning Direction: 

• Say each of English Accent (BrE or AmE) in the front of class by your self.
• Say each of English Accent (BrE or AmE) in the front of class clearly.
• Say each of English Accent (BrE or AmE) independently in word by word.
• Try to spell each of English Accent (BrE or AmE) in letter by letter.
• Try to write each of English Accent (BrE or AmE) in your own book.
• Fill in the blank for each English Accent (BrE or AmE), with these words:
  building, cloth, condition, document, profession, season, sport, vehicle.

1. BrE: Autumn is a ... .   AmE: Fall is a ... .

2. BrE: Barrister is a ... .  AmE: Attorney or Lawyer is a ... .

3. BrE: Burnt is a ... .  AmE: Burned is a ... .

4. BrE: Flat is a ... .  AmE: Apartment  is a ... .

5. BrE: Holiday is a ... .  AmE: Vacation is a ... .

6. BrE: Knackered is a ... .  AmE: Exhausted is a ... .

7. BrE: Nappy is a ... .  AmE: Diaper is a ... .

8. BrE: Lorry is a ... .  AmE: Truck is a ... .

9. BrE: Resume is a ... .  AmE: CV ( Curriculum Vitae ) is a ... .

10. BrE: Football  is a ... .  AmE: Soccer is a ... .

Notes

BrE. = British English accent is more often used in Europe.

AmE. = American English is more often used in America.

Bibliography

https://www.boldvoice.com/
Cambridge English Lesson Text Book