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How Do You Spell Canadian? Your computer's spellchecking program was probably created by an American software company. Even when using the Canadian version, some of the software's suggestions are debatable. Here's a list of American and British spelling classes with the traditional Canadian usage underlined. (When in doubt, consult a Canadian dictionary.)
Verbs ending in ize/ise
| American: |
civilize, civilization, organize, organization |
| British: |
civilise, civilisation, organise, organisation |
Nouns ending in or/our
| American: |
color, honor, favor |
| British: |
colour, honour, favour |
Nouns ending in er/re
| American: |
center, fiber, theater |
| British: |
centre, fibre, theatre |
Diagraphs ae and oe in words from Latin and Greek
| American: |
encyclopedia, anemia |
| British: |
anaemia, encyclopaedia |
Past tense of verbs ending in l/ll
| American: |
traveled, labeled, counseled |
| British: |
travelled, labelled, counselled |
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