ONE language, THREE accents - UK vs. USA vs. AUS English! (+ Free PDF)

everyone

All the people in a group.

welcome

A friendly word used to greet someone when they arrive.

back

Toward an earlier place, position, or state.

english

The language used in Britain, the United States, and many other countries.

got

The past form of get: received, became, reached, or understood something.

treat

To behave toward someone in a particular way; to give medical care; to buy something nice for someone.

today

On this day, not yesterday or tomorrow.

excite

To make someone feel interested, happy, or eager.

long

Measuring a great distance or time from one end to the other.

am

The first-person present form of be.

shortly

Soon; after only a short time.

go

To move or travel from one place to another; to leave or continue.

lovely

Beautiful, pleasant, kind, or enjoyable.

guest

A person invited to visit, stay, eat, or take part in an event.

generously

In a kind way that gives more than is expected.

give

To hand something to someone, or provide something for someone.

help

To make it easier for someone to do something or solve a problem.

teach

To help someone learn a subject, skill, or idea.

differences

The plural form of difference: ways in which people or things are not the same.

australian

A person from Australia.

british

Connected with the United Kingdom, its people, or its culture.

series

A number of similar things, events, or programs that come one after another.

focus

The main thing that receives attention or effort.

vocabulary

The words that a person knows or uses, or the words in a language or subject.

next

Coming immediately after the present one or after another thing in order.

part

One piece, section, or role of something larger.

video

A recording of moving pictures, often with sound.

focusing

The present participle of focus: giving attention or adjusting clarity.

pronunciation

The way a word or language is spoken.

speak

To say words aloud; also to use a language.

language

A system of words, signs, or sounds that people use to communicate.

different

Not the same as another person or thing.

accents

The plural form of accent: ways of pronouncing words.

perfect

Having no mistakes or faults, or being exactly right for a purpose.

improving

The present participle of improve: becoming better or making something better.

want

To wish for something, or need something.

improve

To become better, or to make something better.

listening

The act or skill of paying attention to sounds or spoken words.

skills

The plural form of skill: abilities learned through practice, knowledge, or training.

even

Used to emphasize something surprising, extreme, or additional.

further

At or to a greater distance, degree, or level.

highly

Very much, or to a high degree.

recommend

To tell another person that a hotel, book, worker, plan, or treatment would be the best choice.

special

Different from normal in a good, important, or particular way.

method

A planned way of doing something.

combining

The -ing form of combine: joining two or more things together.

reading

The activity of looking at written words and understanding them.

books

The plural form of book: more than one person, object, or case of this kind

listen

To give attention to a sound or to what someone is saying.

audiobook

A recording of a book being read aloud.

counterpart

A person or thing that has the same job or position as another.

audible

In American football, a changed play called loudly before the snap.

how

In what way or by what method.

use

To do something with an object, tool, method, or ability.

take

To get, hold, carry, or use something.

book

A set of written or printed pages, or to reserve something.

already

Before now, or before a particular time.

read

To look at and understand written words or symbols.

like

To enjoy someone or something, or feel that it is pleasant or good.

plenty

A large or sufficient amount of something.

recommendations

The plural form of recommendation: suggestions or statements about what is good or suitable.

down

Toward a lower place, level, or position.

below

In or to a lower place, level, or amount.

description

A spoken or written account of what someone or something is like.

box

A container with flat sides, usually square or rectangular.

version

A form of something that is different from other forms of the same thing.

alone

Without other people, or without help from anyone else.

because

For the reason that something is true or happened.

isn't

The short form of is not.

phonetic

A symbol or spelling that represents speech sounds.

way

A method, direction, route, or manner of doing something.

word

A unit of language that has meaning and can be spoken or written.

write

To form letters, words, or numbers, or create text such as messages, stories, or reports.

much

A large amount of something, used with uncountable nouns.

indication

A sign or piece of information that shows what may be true or likely.

pronounce

To say the sounds of a word correctly or in a particular way.

brain

The organ in the head that controls thought, feeling, and movement.

start

To begin doing something or to make something begin.

make

To create, build, prepare, or cause something to happen.

connection

A link, relationship, or way for things to join or communicate.

hear

To notice sounds with your ears, or to be told information.

you'll

The short form of you will.

know

To have information, understanding, or experience of something.

exactly

In a completely correct or precise way.

spelt

An old type of wheat used for making flour, bread, and other foods.

effective

Successful in producing the result that was wanted.

best

Of the highest quality or most suitable kind.

get

To receive, obtain, become, understand, or arrive at something, depending on context.

free

Not costing any money.

day

A period of twenty-four hours, or the time between morning and night.

trial

A formal test of something; a legal process where evidence is examined.

you've

The short form of you have.

link

A connection between people, things, ideas, or places.

sign

A board, mark, movement, or event that gives information, warning, or evidence of something.

load

Something carried, or the amount of work, weight, or material carried.

let

An act of renting property, especially in British English.

lesson

A period of teaching or learning, or something useful learned from experience.

firstly

Used to introduce the first point in a list or argument.

channel

A television station, route, or way for communication or movement.

come

To move toward a place or arrive there.

live

To have your home somewhere, or to be alive.

run

To move quickly on foot.

four

The number 4.

year

A period of twelve months, or the time Earth takes to go around the sun once.

recently

Not long ago; during a short time before now.

both

Used to refer to two people or things together

fantastic

Extremely good, or strange and imaginative.

channels

The plural form of channel: routes, stations, or methods of communication.

information

Facts or details about a person, subject, event, or situation.

follow

To go after someone or something, or to accept instructions or information.

pictures

The plural form of picture: drawings, paintings, photographs, or images.

tell

To give information to someone by speaking or writing.

say

To speak words, express an idea, or give information.

own

To have something as your property.

country

An area of land with its own government, borders, and people.

might

Shows that something is possible or could happen.

surprise

An unexpected event, fact, or feeling.

answers

The plural form of answer: replies or solutions to questions.

chips

The plural form of chip: a small thin piece broken from something, or a small computer part.

just

Only or simply, with nothing more.

can't

The short form of cannot: is not able or is not allowed to do something.

believe

To think that something is true or real.

started

The past form of start: began something or made something begin.

call

A spoken request, phone conversation, or decision by an official.

crisps

The plural form of crisp: a thin dry piece of fried potato, or something pleasantly firm and fresh.

crisp

Firm, dry, and making a light breaking sound.

complicated

Difficult to understand or deal with because of many parts.

move

To change position or place, or to cause something to change position.

along

From one end or side of something toward another.

yeah

Informal way to say yes.

notoriously

In a way that is well known for being bad or difficult.

difficult

Hard to do, understand, or deal with.

learners

The plural form of learner: people gaining knowledge or skill.

sound

Something that you hear, or the quality of what is heard.

end

The final part of a time, story, road, or activity.

find

To discover something by looking, learning, or experiencing it.

lot

A large amount or number; also an area of land used for a purpose.

people

Human beings in general, or the men, women, and children in a group.

mispronouncing

The present participle of mispronounce: saying a word with the wrong sounds.

here

In, at, or to this place or position.

gets

The third-person singular form of get: receives, obtains, becomes, understands, or arrives.

cold

Having a low temperature, or not warm.

hot

Having a high temperature.

does

The third-person singular present form of do: performs or completes an action.

french

Relating to France, its people, or its language.

fries

Thin pieces of potato cooked in hot oil and eaten as food.

they're

The shortened form of they are.

really

Used to say something is true, strong, or more than expected.

still

Continuing to happen or be true; also even so.

themselves

Used when the people, animals, or things doing an action are also affected by it.

right

Correct, suitable, or morally good.

oh

A sound used to show surprise, pain, understanding, or another quick feeling.

god

A powerful being worshipped in a religion; also someone greatly admired.

everything

All things, facts, or matters.

worth

The value, usefulness, or importance of someone or something.

noting

Recording or mentioning something briefly.

order

A request for goods or food; also a clear arrangement or instruction.

mean

Unkind or cruel to other people; unwilling to be generous.

cookies

The plural form of cookie: more than one small sweet baked food, or a small data file stored by a website.

chocolate

A sweet brown food made from cocoa beans.

chip

A small thin piece broken from something, or a small computer part.

specifically

In a clear and exact way, or for one particular thing.

okay

Acceptable, safe, or satisfactory, but not especially good.

biscuit

A small baked food, often sweet or served with meals.

cookie

A small sweet baked food, or a small data file stored by a website.

yes

Used to give a positive answer or to show agreement.

against

Opposing someone or something, or touching a surface.

us

Used for the speaker and one or more other people as the object of a verb or preposition.