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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Do the math
Hi,
I know that in British English people are more inclined to use ‘maths’ rather than ‘math’, but I was wondering if it also applies to set phrases like these:
‘do the math’
‘do quick math’?
Thank you. 
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British people don't normally say "math" in any context. The "s" on the end of "math s " reflects the "s" on the end of mathematic s .
- British people don't normally say "math" in any context.
- The "s" on the end of "math s " reflects the "s" on the end of mathematic s .
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British people don't normally say "math" in any context.
The "s" on the end of "maths" reflects the "s" on the end of mathematics.
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