A hamburger, a telephone booth, a cup of coffee, and a high-top sneaker arranged in a cluster.

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British vs American English

Difficulty

Easy

Questions

25

Volts

1/q

You call it a trunk; they call it a boot. One person grabs a bag of chips while the other reaches for crisps. The Atlantic is wide, and the vocabulary gap is wider. Stop guessing and start proving you can translate across the pond. Navigate the linguistic divide or get left behind.

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