In addition to accents, the two variants of English use different words, and spell different words differently. An example of different labels may be 'jelly' in American, which is 'jam' in English or 'trunk' of a car instead of 'boot' of a car. An example of a different spelling is 'color' in American and 'colour' in English. Another common one is that Americans often use 'z' instead of 's' in some instances, such as: 'emphasize' instead of 'emphasise'. They make no major difference, but it may be worth looking up a few of the more common ones.

in British English, there are many different accents, some are very similar to the American-English. But even in American English, there are many different accents, although are not as different as those in England. The Americans speak more muted and flat and are often easier to understand. For the British, whose accent is very different, sometimes difficult to understand

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