Which of the spelling is preferred in British English?

If you’re writing for British readers, you should only use British spellings. In one or two cases, the preferred American spellings are acceptable in British English as well, especially the -ize/-ization endings….Words ending in -yse.

British US
analyse analyze
breathalyse breathalyze
paralyse paralyze

How do Brits spell recognize?

British English lists an alternate spelling as recognise, but the main entry is recognize. North Americans (yes, that includes Canada) prefer the ize spelling, and this is accepted everywhere. However, outside North America some prefer the ise spelling and it is not incorrect.

How do the British spell optimization?

optimise ​Definitions and Synonyms This is the British English definition of optimise. View American English definition of optimise.

How do you write British English?

In British English, the standard way of writing words that might include either the letter o or the letters ou is to use the ou form. For example, colour, humour, honour, behaviour. The standard way of writing such words in American English is to use only o. For example, color, humor, honor, behavior.

Is Optimise British English?

Verb. Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of optimize.

Which is correct Optimisation or optimization?

Optimization is the American usage while optimisation is the way the British like to spell it and both mean making the best of conditions, situations, environments or any given ingredients to make the best possible (greatest, smallest, largest, tiniest etc.)

How is UK written?

Both U.K. and UK are used as abbreviations. Although the traditional practice is to use periods in the abbreviations for geographical names, there is a growing trend to drop the periods in such abbreviations. Thus, the government of the United Kingdom calls itself the UK Government (not U.K. ).

Is English correct US or UK?

British English is ‘correct’ where it is spoken, and American or Australian English is correct in those areas of the world. While it might not seem clean and neat to have so many ‘correct’ versions of a language, that’s just the way it is.