British English And American English Quiz-2
Are the sentences more typical of British English or American English?
#1. 1- You know something? - 2 - Ever been in London? - 3 - Need a job?
#2. 1- Do you know anything? - 2 - Have you ever been to London? - 3 - Do you need a job?
#3. I didn’t tell them about it yet.
#4. 1- I have 2- I don’t have 3 - Do you have?
#5. What will you do by the time you go to bed tonight?
#6. 1 - Do you know anything? - 2 - Have you ever been to London? - 3 - Do you need a job?
#7. What will you have done by the time you go to bed tonight?
#8. 1) - I’ve got 2) - I haven’t got 3) - Have you got?
#9. I just had lunch.
#10. I have already posted the letter. I haven’t told them
#11. How long will you do that?
#12. I already mailed the letter.
#13. How long will you have been doing that?
#14. I have just had lunch
Results
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Are the sentences more typical of British English or American English?
British English |
American English |
| Present Perfect | Past Simle |
| I have just had lunch I have already posted the letter. I haven’t told them |
I just had lunch. I already mailed the letter. I didn’t tell them about it yet. |
| Future Perfect (Progressive) | Future Simple |
| What will you have done by the time you go to bed tonight? How long will you have been doing that? |
What will you do by the time you go to bed tonight? How long will you do that? |
| I’ve got I haven’t got Have you got? |
I have I don’t have Do you have? |
| Questions | |
| Do you know anything? Have you ever been to London? Do you need a job? |
You know something? Ever been in London? Need a job? |
| hospital in a team at the week-end/at week-ends different to write to someone |
the hospital on a team on the week-end/on week-ends different than write someone |
| Irregular Verbs | |
| burn-burn-burnt learn-learnt-learnt get-got-got prove-proved-proved |
burn- burned-burned learn-learned-learned get-got-gotten prove-proved-proven |
| Should | |
| I demand that I should be released. |
I demand that I be released. |
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