Hey, it's me again ;))
I have a question kind of related to my previous one, but this time, it's "gray" and "grey".
I checked online, and it said that "gray" was used more often in the US whereas "grey" is more used in the UK.
Well, I am in Canada, but for some reason, I used the word "grey" more often (which is the UK spelling). So, my question is, if I use "grey", will it be a mistake or can I employ it naturally?
It goes the same with "favorite" and "favourite", can I use the one with a "u"? Or do I have to use the one without "u" ?
Thanks!
The_Elf.
I have a question kind of related to my previous one, but this time, it's "gray" and "grey".
I checked online, and it said that "gray" was used more often in the US whereas "grey" is more used in the UK.
Well, I am in Canada, but for some reason, I used the word "grey" more often (which is the UK spelling). So, my question is, if I use "grey", will it be a mistake or can I employ it naturally?
It goes the same with "favorite" and "favourite", can I use the one with a "u"? Or do I have to use the one without "u" ?
Thanks!
The_Elf.