Can We Guess If You’re An American Based On Your Grammar?
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Americans have their own style when it comes to the English language. Let's find out whether you're one of them!
#Geography #language #knowledge
What are your thoughts on this subject?
510 Comments
mikeyparry
American! What a completely rubbish quiz! I am English and live in England!
Jetty Newnham
Born in England of Irish heritage. I'm guessing this is just another rubbish quiz. Everyone seems to get the same answer.
Nanna roo
Australian but lived there when I was young!
mcforce
Just retook the test and reversed all my answers. I'm still an American!
mcforce
Before I started this test I knew it would give the wrong result! I wasn't disappointed!
mariaplacidoteddy
American! No Portuguese🇵🇹
Anna M. Cummins
They're saying I'm definitely not an American. Born and raised in California.
Peter Vanderwal
I'm Canadian, not American.
Dane Kiddie
Says i am American = Definitely NOT. I gave answers as an Australian would spell etc.
Leapy Lee
Shepherd is spelt incorrectly and we don’t call a wrench a spanner in Australia, we call it a shifter. A spanner is a fixed tool that cannot be adjusted.
Leapy Lee
Alan Conyard, I don’t believe there were any other options except American. I speak British English too
Alan Conyard
Born and raised in the U.K., BUT QUIZ has me down as American, even though I called the tool a spanner etc. Can’t get its analysis right.
Larry
Born and raised in the US.
Paul Greenslade
So the answer is ‘no’!
Christopher Skinner
I lived in Saipan for 2 years, which uses U.S. English but I am Anglo-Australian so I speak received British, Oxford Engish, to be precise. So to call my Grammar American wasn't correct.