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Usenet Posted 22 years ago
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Is it canceled or cancelled ?
Hi,
how do I spell canceled ?
canceled or cancelled ?
thnx
how do I spell canceled ?
canceled or cancelled ?
thnx
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[nq:1]Hi, how do I spell canceled ? [/nq] Both seem to be correct, as (and I guess many other online dictionaries) will give you: Function: verb Inflected Form(s): canceled or cancelled; canceled or cancelled; canceling or cancelling \-s()li\; cancels One can try "your term" dictionary at and it will give you lots of dictionary entries. Have a nice day, Marius Hancu
- [nq:1]Hi, how do I spell canceled ?
- [/nq] Both seem to be correct, as (and I guess many other online dictionaries) will give you: Function: verb Inflected Form(s): canceled or cancelled; canceled or cancelled; canceling or cancelling \-s()li\; cancels One can try "your term" dictionary at and it will give you lots of dictionary entries.
- Have a nice day, Marius Hancu
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[nq:1]Hi, how do I spell canceled ? canceled or cancelled ?[/nq]
Both seem to be correct, as
(and I guess many other online dictionaries) will give you:
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): canceled or cancelled; canceled or cancelled; canceling or cancelling \-s()li\; cancels
One can try
"your term" dictionary
at
and it will give you lots of dictionary entries.
Both seem to be correct, as
(and I guess many other online dictionaries) will give you:
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): canceled or cancelled; canceled or cancelled; canceling or cancelling \-s()li\; cancels
One can try
"your term" dictionary
at
and it will give you lots of dictionary entries.
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[nq:1]Hi, how do I spell canceled ? canceled or cancelled ?[/nq]
If you use British English, it's "cancelled".
Alan Jones
If you use British English, it's "cancelled".
Alan Jones
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[nq:2]Hi, how do I spell canceled ? canceled or cancelled ?[/nq]
[nq:1]Both seem to be correct, as (and I guess many other online dictionaries) will give you: Function: verb Inflected ... "your term" dictionary at http://www.yahoo.com and it will give you lots of dictionary entries. Have a nice day, Marius Hancu[/nq]
The s
[nq:1]Both seem to be correct, as (and I guess many other online dictionaries) will give you: Function: verb Inflected ... "your term" dictionary at http://www.yahoo.com and it will give you lots of dictionary entries. Have a nice day, Marius Hancu[/nq]
The s
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[nq:1]Hi, how do I spell canceled ? canceled or cancelled ?[/nq]
Afaiui, while BrE always doubles the final consonant (eg. travelled, jewelled, cancelled), AmE only doubles it when the final syllable is stressed (eg. controlled, rebelled but traveled, jeweled, canceled).
Adrian
Afaiui, while BrE always doubles the final consonant (eg. travelled, jewelled, cancelled), AmE only doubles it when the final syllable is stressed (eg. controlled, rebelled but traveled, jeweled, canceled).
Adrian
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[nq:1]Hi, how do I spell canceled ? canceled or cancelled ?[/nq]
However you want. You will have to decide whether you want to be perceived as an AmE writer (canceled) or as a BrE writer (cancelled). Since parkserver.net is registered to D.M. Voos, Parkweg 117 a, Groningen, GR, NL, I haven't a clue which form applies in your case.
Martin Ambuhl
However you want. You will have to decide whether you want to be perceived as an AmE writer (canceled) or as a BrE writer (cancelled). Since parkserver.net is registered to D.M. Voos, Parkweg 117 a, Groningen, GR, NL, I haven't a clue which form applies in your case.
Martin Ambuhl
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