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That is because many spell checkers use American English.

Basically, zz is used in North American English (American and Canadian). S, while s is used in EnglishBritish spellings. You can find explanations for this, on the internet. Here — like here, for example: http://www.studyenglishtoday.net/british-american-spelling.html

Which spelling you use, depends on who your audience is. If your writing is to be read mainly or only by speakers of American or Canadian English, use the North American spelling. If it is not, then use the EnglishBritish spelling.

That is because many spell checkers use American English.

Basically, z is used in North American English (American and Canadian). S, is used in English spellings. You can find explanations for this, on the internet. Here, for example: http://www.studyenglishtoday.net/british-american-spelling.html

Which spelling you use, depends on who your audience is. If your writing is to be read mainly or only by speakers of American or Canadian English, use the North American spelling. If it is not, then use the English spelling.

That is because many spell checkers use American English.

Basically, z is used in North American English (American and Canadian), while s is used in British spellings. You can find explanations for this on the internet — like here, for example: http://www.studyenglishtoday.net/british-american-spelling.html

Which spelling you use, depends on who your audience is. If your writing is to be read mainly or only by speakers of American or Canadian English, use the North American spelling. If it is not, then use the British spelling.

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That is because many spell checkers use American English.

Basically, z is used in North American English (American and Canadian). S, is used in English spellings. You can find explanations for this, on the internet. Here, for example: http://www.studyenglishtoday.net/british-american-spelling.html

Which spelling you use, depends on who your audience is. If your writing is to be read mainly or only by speakers of American or Canadian English, use the North American spelling. If it is not, then use the English spelling.

That is because many spell checkers use American English.

Basically, z is used in North American English (American and Canadian). S, is used in English spellings. You can find explanations for this, on the internet. Here, for example: http://www.studyenglishtoday.net/british-american-spelling.html

Which spelling you use, depends on who audience is. If your writing is to be read mainly or only by speakers of American or Canadian English, use the North American spelling. If it is not, then use the English spelling.

That is because many spell checkers use American English.

Basically, z is used in North American English (American and Canadian). S, is used in English spellings. You can find explanations for this, on the internet. Here, for example: http://www.studyenglishtoday.net/british-american-spelling.html

Which spelling you use, depends on who your audience is. If your writing is to be read mainly or only by speakers of American or Canadian English, use the North American spelling. If it is not, then use the English spelling.

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