This is a 55-minute group class, and it is important to note that if only one student attends, the class time will be reduced to 30 minutes. During this lesson, you will have the opportunity to engage in an open and relaxed conversation with your peers about the given subject. We will explore the historical reasons behind the differences between American and British English. We'll also examine some vocabulary, Idioms, engage in a word game, read aloud to practise pronunciation, and conclude with a question and discussion session.

ESL students should learn the difference between British and American English for several reasons: Improved communication: English is spoken as a first language in many countries around the world, including the United States and the United Kingdom. While both varieties of English share many similarities, they also have important differences in terms of pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. Learning the differences can help ESL students better understand and communicate with English speakers from both countries. Cultural awareness: Learning about the differences between British and American English can also help ESL students gain a deeper understanding of the cultures of both countries. This includes differences in customs, traditions, and values, which are reflected in the language. Career opportunities: Depending on their career aspirations, ESL students may find it beneficial to be familiar with both varieties of English. For example, if an ESL student plans to work in the United States, they may need to be proficient in American English to effectively communicate in a professional setting. Language proficiency: Finally, learning the differences between British and American English can help ESL students improve their overall proficiency in the language. By studying both varieties, students can gain a more comprehensive understanding of English grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, which can help them communicate more effectively in any English-speaking context.