ENGLAND

ENGLAND

LONDON

LONDON

WHAT DO YOU KNOW

WHAT DO YOU KNOW

ABOUT ENGLAND?

ABOUT ENGLAND?

England and the United

England and the United

States of America are

States of America are

English speaking countries,

English speaking countries,

but there are some

but there are some

differences in vocabulary

differences in vocabulary

and even in spelling.

and even in spelling.

VOCABULARY

VOCABULARY

In England:

In England:



Flat

Flat



Lift

Lift



Queue

Queue



Petrol

Petrol



Bin, rubbish

Bin, rubbish



Mum

Mum



Chips

Chips



Toilet

Toilet



Biscuit

Biscuit



Mobile phone

Mobile phone

In the USA:

In the USA:



Apartment

Apartment



Elevator

Elevator



Line

Line



Gas

Gas



Trash can, garbage

Trash can, garbage



Mom

Mom



Fries

Fries



Restroom

Restroom



Cookies

Cookies



Cell phone

Cell phone

SPELLING

SPELLING

In England:

In England:

s – organise

s – organise

ll – travelling

ll – travelling

ou - colour

ou - colour

In the USA:

In the USA:

z – organize

z – organize

l - traveling

l - traveling

o - color

o - color

EXPRESSIONS

EXPRESSIONS



Oh, bloody hell!

Oh, bloody hell!



How are you, mate?

How are you, mate?



Oh boggart!

Oh boggart!



I beg your pardon?

I beg your pardon?

If you are going to take the

If you are going to take the

subway:

subway:

A famous square in

A famous square in

London is:

London is:

PICADILLY CIRCUS

PICADILLY CIRCUS

This is the famous

This is the famous

BIG BEN AT NIGHT

BIG BEN AT NIGHT

You should also visit:

You should also visit:

WESTMISTER ABBEY

WESTMISTER ABBEY

ANOTHER TOURIST SPOT:

ANOTHER TOURIST SPOT:

THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT

THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT

LONDON EYE

LONDON EYE