American English vs. British English
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American Culture
100

Say it in American English. LORRY

truck

100

A tense used to describe something that happens regularly.

Present Simple

100
(Berg)gipfel

peak

100

The official currency in England.

pound

100

The official currency in the US

dollar

200

Say it in American English. CHIPS

fries

200

A tense used to describe what is happening at the moment of speaking.

Present Progressive

200

Haushaltsaufgaben

(household) chores

200

The place in England where the king resides.

Buckingham Palace

200

The city in which the president resides.

Washington D.C.

300

Say it in American English. BISCUIT

Cookie

300

A tense used to describe something that started in the past and continues until the present.

Present Perfect Simple

300

Unterkunft

accommodation

300

The most famous bell in Great Britain.

Big Ben

300

The most famous statue of a former president.

Lincoln Memorial

400

Say it in American English. BILL

check

400

A tense used to describe sth. that happened before another past event.

Past Perfect Simple/Progressive

400

Vorort

suburb

400
Name the four parts of Great Britain.

England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

400

The first President of the United States.

George Washington

500

Say it in American English. POSTCODE

zip code

500

This tense is used for fixed arrangements/social appointments.

Present Progressive with future meaning

500

Stoffwechsel

metabolism

500

Whose famous statue can you see in Trafalgar Square.

Admiral Nelson

500

The 13 stripes on the American flag stand for.

the founding states