British English Vs American English Spelling

British English Vs American English Spelling

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English, Other

KG - University

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The video tutorial explores the differences in spelling between British and American English. It covers various patterns such as the OU to OR, RE to ER, dropping E, and single to double consonants. The tutorial also discusses how some American spellings are becoming accepted in British English due to simplicity and ease. Examples include words like color, theatre, program, and defense. The video aims to help learners understand these differences and adapt to the variations in spelling.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is the main reason for the differences in spelling between British and American English?

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Can you provide examples of words that have the 'OU' ending in British English and 'OR' in American English?

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How does the spelling of 'theatre' differ between British and American English?

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What is the British English spelling of 'color'?

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Explain the pattern of words that drop the 'E' in American English compared to British English.

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What are some examples of words that change from 'CE' in British English to 'SE' in American English?

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How is the word 'neighbor' spelled differently in British and American English?

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