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Okay, let's start.

Today we will continue with this series.

If you didn't listen to last week's episode, you might want to do so right now.

Just go to speakenglishpodcast.com and select episode 93.

And with a point of view story, you're going to compare the different grammar points.

It's the perfect way to learn grammar and new vocabulary without memorizing. Okay, let's start.

I'm going to tell you a word in American English, and I'll ask you to guess what would be the

equivalent word in British English. Ready? Let's start with the first word. In American English, we use

the word truck when we refer to a large heavy road vehicle used for carrying goods, materials,

or troops. Can you guess the equivalent in British? Yes, in the United Kingdom, people use the word

lorry. Again, in American, we call it truck, and in British, lorry. Let's continue. After washing the dishes, we use a dish towel to dry the dishes. Can you guess which word is used in British English? That's right. People call it

tea towel or tea cloth in the UK. So in American, we call it dish towel. And in British,

tea towel or tea cloth.

Let's continue.

In the States, people live in an apartment.

Do you know the word in British English?

I'm sure you know it.

Just think about it.

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