The Wiktionary entry for glamourous, for what it's worth, claims that it is "a common British spelling", but many native English speakers dismiss it as incorrect. Some, though, draw a distinction ...
I seem to only find Honoree in the web, but Word spell corrector indicates me that I should write HonoUree. Which form is correct?
I know there are other questions comparing the US and UK usage of o and ou in words like colour. My question is specifically in regard to Australian English. I was always taught that here in Australia ...
I was writing in Word today (with the Canadian English dictionary enabled) and it kept putting a redline under "fourty" which I couldn't understand. A bit of searching says that, even in British and ...
Americans write color and favorite, when others say colour and favourite. How/why did this happen?
Often, I have to decide whichever is better in mail, forums, letters. For instance: colour vs color behaviour vs behavior humour vs humor rumour vs rumor honour vs honor armour vs armor The ...
Excuse my stupid question, but do "favorite" and "favourite" mean the same thing?
What is the difference between color and colour?