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grammer vs. grammar #31 (permalink) Mon Nov 09, 2009 20:25 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

Chinelo Diabuah wrote:
helo,
my name is chinelo i'm new what is the difference between color and colour

Color is North American and colour is British, Irish and Australian.
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color and colour #32 (permalink) Mon Nov 09, 2009 20:28 pm   color and colour
 

Hello,

I think that there is not differences in their meaning, but there is an spelling. I think you have to spell the word different way depending where are you located. Example, if you are in USA you will have to spell the word color. If you are in England you will have to spell the word colour. I hope this help you a little.

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grammer vs. grammar #33 (permalink) Mon Nov 09, 2009 20:30 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

We use the word sink when we talk about something, and we use the word drown when we talk about people or animals.
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grammer vs. grammar #34 (permalink) Tue Nov 10, 2009 17:22 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

Hi Chinelo,
There is no difference in meaning between "colour" and "color". They refer to the same thing. In British English, "colour" is used, but in American English, it is "color".
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grammer vs. grammar #35 (permalink) Thu Nov 12, 2009 20:04 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

how can improve my fluency?
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