American English and British English use different vocabulary for the same concepts, such as 'line' vs 'queue' for a line of people, 'eraser' vs 'rubber' for a writing tool, 'drugstore' vs 'chemist' for a pharmacy, 'stroller' vs 'pram' for a baby carriage, 'math' vs 'maths' for mathematics, 'review' vs 'revision' for studying, and 'semester' vs 'term' for academic periods.
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American vs British English – Daily Use Comparison | Part 37 #shortsAñadido:
American English versus British English.
Line.
Queue.
Eraser.
Rubber.
Drugstore.
Chemist.
Stroller.
Pram.
Math.
Maths.
Review.
Revision.
Semester.
Term.
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