On Saturday 13 Mar 2004 16:08, Simon Cooke wrote:
We're all friends here...
Realization: U.S. English.
Realisation: U.K. English.
Oxford tends to stick to the -ize spellings (or so Inspector Morse taught me).
However in general the above is true.
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LCD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The eight Doctor? Is there still only a movie or did they have created a new TVseries with that version of the Doctor? Or is there another Doctor?
It's a little vague at the moment - but it looks like there is going to be a 9th doctor on the new series (he's going to
The eight Doctor? Is there still only a movie or did they have created a
new TV
series with that version of the Doctor? Or is there another Doctor?
Btw: Thanks for the information about the differences between U.K. english
and the U.S.B. English. I just noticed that I have used half American
And from the same person who's behind the new Doctor Who as well :)Simon Cooke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're all friends here...Realization: U.S. English.Realisation: U.K. English.Some U.S. spellings are actually old English spellings, and the languageseparated over time.So the correct spelling
I have a question for native Englishmen:
'realization' or 'realisation'?
What version is correct, or more correct. Is 'eralisation' somewhat older
or old-fashioned term?
Please answer off the list, this is not sam-related. Sorry. :-)
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We're all friends here...
Realization: U.S. English.
Realisation: U.K. English.
Some U.S. spellings are actually old English spellings, and the language
separated over time.
So the correct spelling depends on the country you're in. Typically, if
you see z being used for s in words, it's
