2. Tongue twisters Don’t trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. She sells sea shells on the sea shore. Great grey goats. Tragedy strategy.

3. Brainstorm What is the official name of the UK? The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

4. What parts does the UK consist of? England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

5. What is the capital city of the UK? London

6. What is the Union Jack? The national flag of the United Kingdom

7. What is the official name of the USA? The United States of America

8. How many states are there in the USA? 50

9. What is the capital city of the USA? Washington, D.C. the District of Columbia

10. What do nicknames the "Stars and Stripes", "Old Glory", and "The Star-Spangled Banner" mean? The flag of the USA

11. Overview Tower Bridge

12. Statue of Liberty

13. Buckingham Palace

14. The United States Capitol

15. The White House

16. Empire State BuildingBig Ben

17. Elizabeth IIBarack Obama

18. True / False Italy presented the USA the Statue of Liberty. False France presented the USA the Statue of Liberty.

19. British judges and barristers still wear wigs and robes. True

20. The commonest name in the UK and the USA is Smith. True There are about 800 000 people called Smith in England and Wales, and about 1 700 000 in the USA.

21. In England it’s very easy to change your family name. In fact you can choose any name you like! True Fruitti Hello Hippopotamus Bum

24. British English vs American English SuspendersPants

25. Braces

26. Vest UndershirtWaistcoat Vest

27. Handbag PurseTights Pantyhose

28. Trousers Pants Pants Underwear

29. Jumper SweaterTrainers Sneakers

30. Dressing gown BathrobeTights Pantyhose

31. Some more British-American words Petrol Gas/gasoline Sweets Candy Biscuit Cookie Chips French fries Crisps Chips Barrister Attorney Mad Crazy Lift Elevator Autumn Fall Holiday Vacation On stream On line Film Movie Shop Store

32. Thank you for your attention!