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Words we have learned!

| USA Word |
UK Word |
Who Submitted |
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3:30 (3 thirty)
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half
past 3 |
Mrs.
McLendon |
| apartment |
flat |
Sidney |
| April 5th |
5th
of April |
Mrs.
McLendon |
| backpack |
rucksack |
Mrs.
Kedge |
| bar |
pub |
Sidney |
| Busted |
Caught |
Ryan |
| call someone on the phone |
ring
someone on the phone |
Rianne-Kelly |
| candy |
sweets |
Sidney |
| car hood |
bonnet |
Sidney |
| Cell
Phone |
Mobile |
Ryan |
| coin |
pence |
Sidney |
| collards |
cabbage |
Mrs.
McLendon |
| cookies |
biscuits |
Sidney |
| cool or nice |
ace |
Mallory
M. |
| druggist |
chemist |
Sidney |
| elevator |
lift |
Sidney |
| flashlight |
torch |
Sidney |
| football |
soccer |
Sidney |
| freeway/highway |
motorway |
Sidney |
| French Fries |
Chips |
Samantha |
| Friends |
Mates |
Mrs.
McLendon |
| gasoline |
petrol |
Sidney |
| hallway |
corridor |
Ms.
Newton |
| Hat |
Cap |
Ryan |
| hot (good looking) |
fit |
Rianne-Kelly |
| Lunch |
Dinner |
Ryan |
| mail |
post |
Sidney |
| overalls |
dungarees |
Rhianna |
| policeman |
bobby,
copper, fuzz |
Sidney |
| popsicle |
ice
lolly |
Rianne-Kelly |
| porch |
patio |
Rianne-Kelly |
| potato chips |
crisps |
Sidney |
| purse |
bag |
Rhianna |
| restroom |
toilet
or loo |
Mr.
Kedge |
| Right |
Proper |
Ryan |
| shopping malls |
shopping
centers |
Rianne-Kelly |
| soccer |
football |
Lanie |
| stove burners |
stove
rings |
Ms.
Godfrey |
| subway |
tube |
Sidney |
| Supper |
Tea
Time |
Ryan |
| sweater |
jumper |
Sidney |
| talking about a guy |
peng-a-leng |
Rhianna |
| tennis shoes |
trainers
or pumps |
Mr.
Kedge |
| trash |
rubbish |
Ms.
Godfrey |
| trash
can |
bin |
Aaron |
| truck |
lorry |
Sidney |
| Trunk
of a car |
Boot |
Mrs. McLendon |
| TV |
telly |
Rianne-Kelly |
| undershirt |
vest |
Sidney |
| underwear |
knickers |
Mrs. Kedge |
| upscale
or rich (higher up on the ladder) |
posh |
Rhianna |
| vacation |
holiday |
Sidney |
| wading |
paddling |
Ms. Godfrey |
| wallet |
purse |
Rhianna |
| yard |
garden |
Rianne-Kelly |
| Yes |
Go on then |
Ryan |
| young'ins |
kids or children |
Aaron |
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