Preschool OR pre-school?
Please, could you tell me which is more correct in UK?
pre-school OR preschool
pre-school students OR preschool students
pre-schoolers OR preschoolers
Thank you.
Top answer
Azzziul in UK? in the UK? org/wiki/Preschool#United_Kingdom
- Azzziul in UK?
- in the UK?
- org/wiki/Preschool#United_Kingdom
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Azzziulin UK?
in the UK?
It's generally known as nursery https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preschool#United_Kingdom
0You can spell it both ways, with or without hyphen.
However many are wrong when they say Preschool is nursery . Preschool is one year of school preparations and is usually associated with the primary schools, you can consider it as primary school "year zero". A nursery is the same as Kindergarten.
0It's simple: British English uses a hyphen; American does not. People influenced by American computer software and the internet (including many Brits) falsely assume American is 'correct'. It's correct within the United States; it's wrong everywhere else.
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