Quote Originally Posted by Serdapi View Post
Also its nothing like canceling and cancellation as they are two different words.

I think you mean canceling vs cancelling and again unless you are british and using british english( and to point out being british and wanting to be british are different things) it is spelled with 1 L

Source: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Which_is_t..._or_cancelling


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http://www.grammarist.com/spelling/theater-theatre/


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http://www.grammarist.com/spelling/theater-theatre/
There is no difference in meaning between theater and theatre. Neither has any special definitions. Theater is the """preferred""" spelling in American English, and theatre is preferred virtually everywhere else.

Preferred: Like (one thing or person) better than another or others; tend to choose: "I prefer Venice to Rome".

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