For some reason I was taught a few Brit spellings in the U.S. Once I realized that, I switched from “grey” to “gray”. But I still prefer “judgement” over “judgment”. But the Brits can keep their “tyre” and “kerb”.
Although American, I prefer Grey. My spellchecker, on the other hand, would rather I didn’t. Plebe. It must have been some book or series I read as a child. Other than “color” (and comment boards), I seem to prefer British spellings and grammar most of the time.
Stevefk about 6 years ago
It depends on whether you’re going to the UK or staying here in the US.
pschearer Premium Member about 6 years ago
For some reason I was taught a few Brit spellings in the U.S. Once I realized that, I switched from “grey” to “gray”. But I still prefer “judgement” over “judgment”. But the Brits can keep their “tyre” and “kerb”.
Melki Premium Member about 6 years ago
He’s got 48 more shades to choose from.
Ubintold about 6 years ago
Whatever covers those polka dot shorts.
DanFlak about 6 years ago
I had to learn how to dress after being in the Air Force. Back then the question every morning was, “Do I wear the blue suit or the blue suit?”
sandpiper about 6 years ago
You’ll brighten your whole life and wardrobe if you switch the outer pants for the inners.
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 6 years ago
Moderately colourful.
Sue Ellen about 6 years ago
One pair appears not to have pockets and the other pair appears not to have a fly. Which would you rather do without?
Kirk Barnes Premium Member about 6 years ago
Although American, I prefer Grey. My spellchecker, on the other hand, would rather I didn’t. Plebe. It must have been some book or series I read as a child. Other than “color” (and comment boards), I seem to prefer British spellings and grammar most of the time.