Licence vs License

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21 words
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Noun (Licence)
Verb (License)
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-ce / -se Distinction 2

UK splits Noun (licence, practice, advice) vs Verb (license, practise, advise). US uses -se universally for license/practice.

UK: Noun 'licence' | Verb 'license'
-our / -or Spelling 1

UK uses -our (colour, honour, favour) whereas US drops the u (color, honor, favor).

color ➔ colour (UK)
-re / -er Spelling 1

UK prefers French-derived -re endings (theatre, centre, metre) while US uses -er (theater, center, meter).

theatre ➔ theater (US)
-ise / -ize Suffixes 0

UK uses -ise (organise, realise); US uses -ize. Oxford English (OX) keeps UK rules but prefers Greek -ize suffixes.

organise ➔ organize (US/OX)
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Status: PARSED
Dialect Mode: UK
Licence Nouns: 1
License Verbs: 1
Orthographic Changes: 4
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