DIFFERENCES offered to YOU, the curious, by the ENGLISH LANGUAGE

TODAY a little English spelling lesson!!
And a lesson on on DIFFERENCES that some of you 
are CURIOUS about  and want to know. 

These are differences that you might have observed
while reading an English text. For example, this word:

Some British English and American English words have the

same meaning and pronunciation but different spellings.
Good to know! So Here are seven common groups.
 If you are not sure about a spelling, 
it's best to look it up in a British or 
American dictionary as appropriate.

The following information is from English Club 

and the topic : Seven British/American Spellings.

1. ogue/og

BrE: analogue, catalogue, dialogue

AmE: analog, catalog, dialog

2. our/or

BrE: colour, favourite, honour

AmE: color, favorite, honor

3. ence/ense

Bre: defence, licence

AmE: defense, license

4. s/z

BrE: analyse, criticise, organisation (but z is also used)

AmE: analyze, criticize, organization

5. l/ll

BrE: enrolment, fulfil, skilful

AmE: enrollment, fulfill, skillful

6. re/er

BrE: centre, theatre, metre

AmE: center, theater, meter

7. miscellaneous

BrE: jewellery, programme, practise, pyjamas

AmE: jewelry, program, practice, pajamas

NB1: in BrE program is used when talking about computers

NB2: in BrE practise is a verb and practice is a noun

For more : 

http://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/british-american.htm

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