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In this Pictionary, we’ll uncover fun differences between American and British English. Words like “football” in the UK mean “soccer” in the US, and “biscuit” in Britain is a “cookie” in America. Get ready for some surprising translations!

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"PICTIONARY"

This book compares American and British English terms, providing examples and meanings for each, highlighting the differences in vocabulary between the two varieties of English.  
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