For those who do not mind automatic correction but would prefer to use British spelling conventions instead of American English, the Spelling drop-down menu in the same Text tab offers the choice of British English, as well as Australian and Canadian variations.
For those who do not mind automatic correction but would prefer to use British spelling conventions instead of those used in American English, the Spelling drop-down menu in the same Text tab offers the choice of British English (as well as the Australian and Canadian variations).
Such details concerning spelling conventions in various modern Indo-Aryan languages are best considered along with other aspects of these languages.
When talk turns to the irrationality of English spelling conventions, a five-letter emblem of our language's foolishness inevitably surfaces: ghoti.
"Love Song 4 U" borrows Princely spelling conventions but is otherwise a highly traditional ballad, right down to the impossible, Howard Tate-style high note at the song's close.
As the result of divergent spelling conventions and differences in vocabulary, written Khalkha and Buryat differ from one another much more than do the closely related spoken dialects on which they are based.
At least two uses of the word "schlocky" (with spelling conventions suspended) appeared in reviews of the touring production of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, currently visiting the Playhouse Theatre in the West End, and neither of them was derogatory.
The 13th century King Alfonso X helped introduce the first Spanish spelling conventions.
Although there has never been a generally accepted standard written form of Ottawa, interest in standardization has increased with the publication of a widely used dictionary in 1985 and reference grammar in 2001, which provide models for spelling conventions.
Analyzing years worth of data, she found that grammatically, text messages are just as sound as a well-written book, and that any linguistic changes that were occurring -- spelling conventions, stylistic choices -- were "superficial".
