Preposition differences between British and American English
Q1. British: at the weekend | American: ___ the weekend
AT is British. ON is American. Weekends arrive regardless of preposition.
Q2. British: live in a street | American: live ___ a street
IN is British. ON is American. Streets house residents either way.
Q3. British: different to | American: different ___
TO is British. FROM is preferred in American English. THAN is also used. Difference persists.
Q4. British: write to someone | American: write ___ someone
Both use TO in this case. Writing occurs transatlantically. Letters are written.
Q5. Which is British English?
IN HOSPITAL (no article) is British. IN THE HOSPITAL is American. Illness knows no borders.