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I imagine it's down to personal taste. For example, the spellings "specialize" and "specialise" are both correct according to my English dictionary. Personally, I always use the "ise" ending to such words, so that's the option I'd go for but you may want to use "ize", hence two dictionary options.
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24th Jun 2003 01:58 pm #1Super Member
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Whats the difference between the enz British English (ize) & ens British English (ise) dictionary?Are they different type standards like British Standards etc?Wondering which is more appropriate for me to use.
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24th Jun 2003 06:20 pm #3Super Member
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Aha that what it was!I was begininning to think that.
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