Friday, November 3, 2017

THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BRITISH ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ENGLISH

On the Road

 British English
 American English
Dual carriageway
Divided highway
Sleeping Policeman /
speed bump
Speed bump
Car park
Parking Lot
Car Journey / drive
Road Trip
Zebra Crossing /
Pedestrian Crossing
Cross Walk
Lollipop Man or Lady
Crossing Guard
Motorway
Freeway/throughway
Motorway
Super highway
Traffic Jam / Tailback
Traffic Jam
Lorry
Truck
Articulated Lorry
Tractor Trailer /
 Trailer Truck
Estate car
Station wagon
Petrol
Gas / Gasoline
Pavement
Sidewalk
Petrol Station
Gas Station
Skip
Dumpster
Diversion
Detour
Lay-by
Pull-off
Cul-de-sac
Dead end
Roundabout (road)
Traffic circle
Fly-over
Overpass
Fire Engine
Fire Truck
Phone Box
Telephone Booth
Overtake (vehicle)
Pass
Convoy
Caravan
Caravan
Trailer



Parts of a Car

 British English
 American English
Bonnet
Hood
Windscreen
Windshield
Boot
Trunk
Reversing lights
Back-up lights
Number plate
License plate
Gear lever
Gear shift
Exhaust pipe
Tail pipe / Muffler

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