As I wrote previously, maybe the challenge is that UK English simply accepts more spelling alternatives, then.😞 Perhaps adding the affected word(s) to an exclusion dictionary will be helpful. Seehttp://wordfaqs.ssbarnhill.com/ExcludeWordFromDic.htm....
Then English (UK) When I click on The second 'English (UK)' nothing happens. I go back to the document and I've got '...any more..." blue underlined. (In the USA it's sometimes 'anymore' but always in the UK – any more....
1810). In business, the term ‘(un)bundling’ is used to describe a process whereby separate products are created and sold together in order to increase efficiency and profit (Wang,1975), and a number of authors have described the
On the same hill would be thousands and thousands of prayer flags, sometimes tipi-shaped, sometimes strung out in lines to make massive rectangles, or even spelling Tibetan words in giant multicoloured letters against the snowy mountains. The monastery complex also housed many of the monks who ...
2) Year 3 and 4 are important year groups for teaching and learning spellings. Interestingly, 75% of the spelling test explored areas first introduced in years 3 and 4 , and 25% focussed on areas from years 5 and 6. Unlike previous years, there were quite a few words that covered both...
Maybe the issue here is that UK English is more likely to accept spelling alternatives (I am not sure). Of course, allowing for spelling alternatives is not going to be helpful for anyone who wants to ensure consistency. As Charles said, language formatting is unnecessarily complex in Word—...
Thanks. I tried your link 'Spelling checker does not work'. I don't have a status bar at the bottom of my screen and on the top where it says 'File', 'Home', 'insert' etc., there's no 'tools' or 'language'. So I couldn't get far with that. If I type 'Language' in the...