While British and American English share many core features, there are some minor differences in vocabulary and spelling between the two variants. British English is used in the United Kingdom and includes all dialects within that region, while American English is used in the United States and encompasses dialects spoken there. Key vocabulary differences include words like "aerial/antenna", "aubergine/eggplant", and "autumn/fall".

1. BRITISH AND AMERICAN
ENGLISH

2. ENGLISH
Written forms of British and American
English as found in newspapers and
textbooks vary little in their essential
features, with only occasional
noticeable differences in comparable
media.This kind of formal English,
particularly written English, is often
called "standard English".

3. Differences
British English American English
(BrE) is the form (AmE) is the form
of English used of English used
in the United in the United
Kingdom. It States. It
includes all includes all
English dialects English dialects
used within the used within the
United Kingdom. United States.

4. Vocabulary
Britsh American spanish
aerial antenna antena
aubergine eggplant berenjena
autumn fall otoño
bill check factura,cuenta
caravan trailer caravana
cellar besement sótano

5. Other differences
There are
also words
that are
spelled the
same but
have the
same
meaning

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