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Does it matter if I used Americanized terms and spelling in my English language a level exams??
For example: I said 'airplanes' instead of 'aeroplanes.'

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caaishae

Original post by Marysia W-Smith

Does it matter if I used Americanized terms and spelling in my English language a level exams??
For example: I said 'airplanes' instead of 'aeroplanes.'

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i said airplanes too ? i don’t think it really matters as they aren’t really looking out for SPAG but more for your points ! so don’t stress it girlllll

Reply 2

Marysia W-Smith

Thanks!! Well that's good to hear and clears it up :smile:

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