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A man wearing a white shirt with the British flag printed on it while holding a tea cup. Above him is the word acknowledgement spelled with letter e between g and m. Across him is a man wearing an American flag-inspired cap and white sando printed with the U.S. flag. Above him is the word acknowledgment spelled without letter e in between g and m.

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Acknowledgement or Acknowledgment?: The Correct Spelling

Main Takeaways:Both acknowledgement and acknowledgment are correct, depending on your geographic location.It�...

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learnt vs. learbed: Learnt and learned are both past participle of the verb learn.

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Learnt vs. Learned: Why They're Both Correct

Main Learnt vs. Learned Takeaways:Both learnt and learned are acceptable forms of the verb learn in past participle...

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Comradery is another way to spell "camaraderie." However, comradery is not as popularly used as camaraderie, and many people view the former as a misspelling.

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Comradery vs. Camaraderie: Which one is Correct?

Main Comradery Takeaways:Comradery is another way to spell camaraderie.Both comradery and camaraderie are acceptabl...

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If you want to show remorse for a mistake that you did, you say, "my apologies." If you're referring to an apology that you made or yet to make, you say, "my apology."

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🙇My Apologies or My Apology: Say Sorry the Right Way

Main My Apologies Takeaways:My apology and my apologies are both correct. However, they have different functions. ...

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