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Grammar
Grammar
Far behind in the recesses of my brain, there is something called " The Oxford Z"
I believe I learned at school that some words were spelled like "advertise", and some were spelled like this:"advertize". Am I correct at all, is there a distinction, or has it perhaps long been skipped?
I've asked collegues, but they don't know either.
Thanks
I believe I learned at school that some words were spelled like "advertise", and some were spelled like this:"advertize". Am I correct at all, is there a distinction, or has it perhaps long been skipped?
I've asked collegues, but they don't know either.
Thanks
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z is normally found in American English Both are the same, it is just a matter of choosing I guess.
- z is normally found in American English Both are the same, it is just a matter of choosing I guess.
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z is normally found in American English
Both are the same, it is just a matter of choosing I guess.
Both are the same, it is just a matter of choosing I guess.
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