Rainbow Yoshi said:
iLLmaticV3 said:
I'm pretty sure British English is used more frequently than American English, simple because...American English is used only in well...America. I was forced to write in American English though, because my teachers would take off points for "misspelling" words...? And so I had to adopt the incorrect American way of writing/typing words. It still annoys me to this day, that I can't spell words the way they're suppose to be spelled.
Do people in College/Uni care which way you spell words?
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It is unfair to be penalised for that, for example what if you recently moved to America (as a British English user) and were forced to use American English. I would not mind using both but to be forced to use one is unfair. If it involved English then all forms of English come under the equation.
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That's what happened to me, I had to use American English pretty much once I moved to America, teachers got all pissy and kept telling me I was spelling words wrong and "This isn't Europe anymore, you need to write the proper way" people were very mean about the way I spoke too when I was younger, lol.
@Perpalicious I still think its incorrect...because the way a lot of words are written do not sound the way they should when spoken, but that's just my personal opinion. I honestly don't know why Americans changed anything, but I guess it made things easier for them?
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