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The differences between American and British spelling are minor. We have contributors from a number of backgrounds and we do not standardise spelling.

In a globalised world, English users are going to come across different spellings. In different parts of the world, different varieties of English predominate- American English is more widely learned in Asia, while British English is more common in the EU. We have contributors from the UK, US, Canada, Ireland, Pakistan, India and non-native speakers. People will come across different spellings as they explore the web, so we allow different spellings here- it really doesn't matter whether you write color or colour, and you will find both here, though most of the content is currently written in British English.

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akca said:

very good site

Dwen said:

Hello!

I would like to learn new vocabularies online if they were with pictures it would be much much better,so could you please inform me about some/a website/s that help me.

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Try here: http://www.usingenglish.com/links/Vocabulary/index.html

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Hello! I would like to learn new vocabularies online if they were wit...

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very good site

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