grammatical question that's been bugging me.

[petluvr]

There are many instances, in both commonly used and correct grammar, where the American English Language and the Great Britain English Language differ.

I must agree here especially in the area of spelling. Theater/theatre is just one word that pops into my head.

 

[Reefscape]

opcorn:

 

[The Zigman]

Well do you go to a theatre, or an theatre?
See, its still the same...

its A!!!

 

[Cheech]

Well do you go to a theatre, or an theatre?
See, its still the same...

its A!!!

no no no... that doesn't work .. .


"would you like to go to an-eatre".... not the same thing, dude!

 

[petluvr]

no no no... that doesn't work .. .


"would you like to go to an-eatre".... not the same thing, dude!

I agree no where near the same. I used the theatre/theater example to show that the english spoken and written by Americans is not always the same as the English spoken and written by those living in the U.K.