It’s the one Canadian spelling that somehow makes me irrationally angrier than all the rest when it’s done wrong.
Centre/center, grey/gray, licence/license, defence/defense, i couldn’t give a hoot…
But I will defend to the end that check is when you’re looking for things, and cheque is anything to do with money. Neighbour/neighbor is a distant second place.
It’s the one Canadian spelling that somehow makes me irrationally angrier than all the rest when it’s done wrong.
Centre/center, grey/gray, licence/license, defence/defense, i couldn’t give a hoot…
But I will defend to the end that check is when you’re looking for things, and cheque is anything to do with money. Neighbour/neighbor is a distant second place.
I was raised to see center and centre as:
Centre = a place Center = middle