“Can You Speak Both British And American English?”: This 20-Question Words Quiz Will Show
Are you fluent in global English? You may think they speak the same language, but as the famous saying goes, the US and the UK truly are “two nations divided by a common language.” If you’ve ever argued over whether a fried potato is a chip or a French fry, or if you use cutlery or silverware, this is the ultimate challenge for you.
We’ve gathered 20 questions designed to measure your UK Vs US English vocabulary skills. So, without further ado, let’s get started and see how much you really know. 👀
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Erm from uk lol it’s a sodding vacuum cleaner lmao not a hoover 🤷♀️
For once I agree with you. Hoover and hoovering have more or less died a d***h, as very few vacuum cleaners are actually Hoovers any more.
Load More Replies...#2 Fries and chips are a bit different. Chips are thicker and are fluffier inside. When we go to fast food restaurants we don't generally ask for chips.
#11 is incorrect. In the US, we call these pushpins. Thumbtacks have a flat disc top.
Pushpins in the UK too. Thumbtacks = drawing pins (which are an accident waiting to happen!).
Load More Replies...Erm from uk lol it’s a sodding vacuum cleaner lmao not a hoover 🤷♀️
For once I agree with you. Hoover and hoovering have more or less died a d***h, as very few vacuum cleaners are actually Hoovers any more.
Load More Replies...#2 Fries and chips are a bit different. Chips are thicker and are fluffier inside. When we go to fast food restaurants we don't generally ask for chips.
#11 is incorrect. In the US, we call these pushpins. Thumbtacks have a flat disc top.
Pushpins in the UK too. Thumbtacks = drawing pins (which are an accident waiting to happen!).
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