BRITISH 

ENGLISH  -  AMERICAN  ENGLISH     Different spelling :

some differences : Britain  America
1. SPELLING & VOCABULARY Analyse Analyze
  Britain     America
Catalogue Catalog
Colour Color
Cheque Check
Favour Favor
Defence Defence/defense
Neighbour Neighbor
Kerb Curb
-tre/-ter 
   Words ending in -tre in Britain, end in -ter in America, for Plough Plow
example: Pyjamas Pajamas
Britain  America Tyre (for a wheel) Tire
Centre Center
Different words :
Litre Liter Britain  America
Theatre Theater Handbag Purse/pocketbook
            Doubling of Letters : Holiday Vacation
  In Britain, the 'l' is doubled in an unstressed syllable : Lorry Truck
BRITAIN  AMERICA Motorway Freeway

Travelling Traveling Nappy Diaper

Pavement Sidewalk
Marvellous Marvelous Tap Faucet
 VERBS The Pronoun  'one'
                  Verbs ending in -'ize' or '-ise' Americans do not often use 'one' to mean "people in general",
                  In Britain, some verbs end in either -ize or -ise.       nor do they use 'one's' or 'oneself'.
Both are used.                    GB :     One should look after one's health.
                  In America, they always end in -ize.                    US :     You should look after your health.
                     Examples :                                People should look after their health.
 Apologise/Apologize
 Organise/Organize DATES
 Realise/Realize There are differences in the way dates are said and written.
                   GB :     4th July - the fourth of July 
                  Regular - Irregular forms                     US :     July 4   -  July four - July fourth
Some verbs have alternative regular and irregular past                    GB :     6/12/99 means the 6th of December 1999
tense and past participle forms, for                    US :     6/12/99 means the 12th of June 1999
example : dream - dreamed or dreamt. In Britain, the
irregular form is more often used, whereas in American NUMBERS

English, there is a preference for the regular form. The British use 'and'  between  hundred and the rest of the

1. Here are some of those verbs : number.

Dream       : Dreamed/dreamt                    The Americans leave it out.

Learn         Learned/learnt                    GB :     Two hundred and twenty.

Spell         Spelled/spelt                    US :     Two hundred twenty.

Spoil         Spoiled/spoilt
2. And also:
dive - dived - dived (GB)    
dive -  dove - dived (US only)