Only 15% of People Can Recognize The Difference Between American And British Spelling
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Let's try the test and see how well you know your British grammar!
What are your thoughts on this subject?
380 Comments
Mike Valsamy
Still ain't fixed it.
Shelley Durocher
Elsy O. Stromberg, Apparently both aging and ageing are acceptable in Canada and the U.S. I've come across both in parts of Canada, but don't know about the U.S. Can some Americans chime in and let me know? Perhaps it's regional?
Francie Carlson
It says Content Unavailable. Will report it.
Elsy O. Stromberg
Didn't know aging was a word.
Cheryl Love
Donald Anderson, learnt is British.
Lupe Hernandez
The British love their "U".
Dianna Hattori
14/15. We’ll done!
Myrna Forshaw
I was disappointed with my results but after over 60yrs in Canada I have been converted when I never thought I would.
Shedlet
Christopher Skinner, never seen "vegies" spelt that way in the UK.
catmom
13/15 -- I do spell grey this way.
cdowdy aks
14/15….Missed One?🎈
mikeyparry
12 / 15. Made a few silly mistakes!
skclary
15/15 and I'm American
Desiree Rosema
13/15 I would pass an English spelling test!!! Like I would ever really need to...