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Is that so? Very inflexible Singaporeans are...am very used to American spelling, studied at American school for a long time (was living overseas)Originally posted by th1988:Are you still in sec school? Careful, colors is American spelling, use Colours instead.
I'm not giving English lessons, but if you are in sec school, remember as in O levels, American spelling are marked down heavily. I got this experience 3 yrs back, while taking EOY exams.
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Off topic, but explain to Lee
It is not inflexible. Our O level papers are marked at Cambridge, UK. So they mark down heavily on American Spelling. -
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Ok. Thnx.Originally posted by th1988:Off topic, but explain to Lee
It is not inflexible. Our O level papers are marked at Cambridge, UK. So they mark down heavily on American Spelling. -
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Yes...theoretically th1988 is correct...if u use 'colors' in the O level or A Level exam...being a Cambridge paper...they make not take too kindly to American spelling...
However...there could be exceptions...consistency must be there throughout the whole paper...so if u want to use American spelling...it must be American spelling throughout...cannot mix American spelling with British spelling. -
Happy doing your O levels this year under the new english format.Originally posted by th1988:Are you still in sec school? Careful, colors is American spelling, use Colours instead.
I'm not giving English lessons, but if you are in sec school, remember as in O levels, American spelling are marked down heavily. I got this experience 3 yrs back, while taking EOY exams.
This is is off topic.
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