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BE: Queue

AE: Line

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AE: Pants

BE: Trousers

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Nouns ending with -ence (licence, ofence..) 

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Nouns ending with -ence (licence, ofence..) 

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Some nouns that end with -ence in BE

are spelled -ense in AE.

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British English words that end in -re (litre) often end in -er  (liter) in American English.

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AE: Garbaje

BE: Rubbish

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BE: chips

AE: fries

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BE uses in with street names while AE prefers on.

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Regular or irregular? Burn, learn and dream. In BE, we can spell the past simple and past participle forms of these verbs with either -ed  or -t (burned/burnt, dreamed/ dreamt, learned/learnt).

AmE prefers the -ed ending (burned, dreamed, learned)

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The verb 'to get'. In BE, the three forms of get are get (present)- got (past simple) - got (past participle).

In AE, the past participle of get is gotten:

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Spelling differences between AE and BE:

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BE: Underground

AE: Subway

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AE: Candy

BE: Sweet

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BE: Film

AE: Movie

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AE: biscuit

BE: cookie

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BE: Lift

AE: elevator