It may be common knowledge that （61）___British people call"football"is known as"soccer"in the US，and"colour"in British English goes （62）___ the"u"in American English．But according to an infographic （图表） （63）___ （make） recently by website Grammar Check，these are far from being the only （64）___ （different） between the two countries'use of English．

The infographic outlined 63of the main contrasts between British and American English，from the （65）___（much） well-known"lift/elevator"and"autumn/fall"to the less well-known"garden/yard"and"petrol/gasoline"．

Some of the vocabulary mismatches are （66）___ different that two people in a conversation may fail to make （67）___ （they） understood．For example，the two countries have different names for certain food．"Biscuits"and"sweets"in Britain （68）___ （know） as"cookies"and"candy"，respectively，in the US．

But while （69）___（get） food names mixed up only causes confusion，some misunderstandings may even lead to （70）___ （embarrass） if you're not careful．If a British man in the US is asked to show up to a party in"pants"，there's a chance that he might get a lot of stares from other guests．