Lesson 2
Differences between American English and British English
| American English | British English |
|---|---|
| apartment | flat |
| elevator | lift |
| flashlight | torch |
| trash can / garbage can | bin / dustbin |
| truck | lorry |
| car trunk | boot |
| car hood | bonnet |
| sidewalk | pavement |
| parking lot | car park |
| vacation | holiday |
| line | queue |
| movie | film |
| cookie | biscuit |
| candy | sweets |
| French fries | chips |
| chips | crisps |
| stroller | pushchair / pram |
| diaper | nappy |
| faucet | tap |
| closet | wardrobe |
| sweater | jumper / pullover |
| pants | trousers |
| underwear | pants / knickers |
| sneakers | trainers |
Grammar : present perfect tense
Hometask:ex.7/b,9/b,page 35
A:
Have you seen the new James Bond film yet?
B: Yes, and I’ve already bought the DVD too.
2.
A: Has your brother already gone to university?
B: Yes, and I’ve already moved into his old bedroom.
3.
A: I love their music but I haven’t bought their new CD yet.
B: Well, don’t buy it! I’ve already listened to it and it’s awful.
4.
A: Paul? Have you done your homework yet?
B: Nearly. I’ve already finished the Maths, but I haven’t started the Geography yet.
