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Theatre Vs Theater: Differences & Examples
"Theatre" (AUS) vs. "Theater" (US). E.g., Royal National Theatre vs. Broadway Theater. Differences lie in regional usage.
Spelt Vs Spelled: Difference & Examples
"Spelt" is UK and AUS past tense; "spelled" is US. e.g.: "He spelt the word 'colour' correctly." "She spelled the word 'color' correctly."
Smelled Vs Smelt: Differences & Examples
"Smelled" is US, while "smelt" is UK & Australia and in the context of metal extraction. Examples: She smelled the roses. They smelt sulfur.
Realise Vs Realize: Differences & Examples
"Realise" is UK & AUS English while "realize" is US English. Example: "She realized (US) her mistake" vs. "She realised (UK) her mistake."
Practice Vs Practise: Differences & Examples
"Practice" (noun/verb) is US and AUS English; "practise" (verb) is UK. Example: "I practice yoga." vs "She practises yoga."
Organisation Vs Organization: Differences & Examples
"Organization" is US; "Organisation" is UK and AU. e.g.: "The organization's headquarters" vs "The organisation's headquarters."
Offence Vs Offense: Differences & Examples
"Offence" (UK & AUS) and "Offense" (US) refer to wrongdoing. Example: "She committed an offence/ offense by speeding."
Modelling Vs Modeling: Differences & Examples
"Modelling" is Australia; "Modeling" is US. Both refer to creating models. E.g., "She's into fashion modelling/ modeling”.
Learnt Vs Learned: Differences & Examples
"Learnt" is UK & AUS, "learned" is US. Example: "She learnt French in London" (AUS) vs. "She learned French in New York" (American).
Labor Vs Labour: Differences & Examples
"Labor" is US, "Labour" is UK and Australia. Both refer to work. Example: "Labor union" (US) vs. "Labour party" (UK & AUS).
Labelled Vs Labeled: Differences & Examples
"Labelled" (AUS) & "labeled" (US) differ in spelling only. Examples: UK & AUS - "She labelled the package." US - "He labeled the file."
Kneeled Or Knelt: Differences & Examples
"Kneeled" and "knelt" are both past tense forms of "kneel." "Kneeled" is more common in US English, "knelt" is more common in UK English.