What is the lowest temperature you have experience while outdoors?

[VirginiaJim]

I shall continue to use generalise , apologise, organise, recognise, empathise, analyse, and all other -ises and -yses, since those are the correct spellings in English, the language used in England where English originated from.
Travelled has 2 L's, Manoeuvre has an O, Defence has a c, as does Offence, Licence, etc.
Colour has a U, as does Flavour, Labour, Neighbour, and of course Humour 

If you choose to spell it differently in "simplified" American English, then that is of course your choice. 

Actually, I rather enjoy seeing the correct spellings once in awhile...

[connie_rider]

I shall continue to use generalise , apologise, organise, recognise, empathise, analyse, and all other -ises and -yses, since those are the correct spellings in English, the language used in England where English originated from.
Travelled has 2 L's, Manoeuvre has an O, Defence has a c, as does Offence, Licence, etc.
Colour has a U, as does Flavour, Labour, Neighbour, and of course Humour 

If you choose to spell it differently in "simplified" American English, then that is of course your choice.   

   


Hi Boomer.
Amazingly; When I attached your note, Spell Check said that all the words you listed, are spelled wrong... 

Ride safe, Ted   

[Boomer]

Actually, I rather enjoy seeing the correct spellings once in awhile...

Amazingly; When I attached your note, Spell Check said that all the words you listed, are spelled wrong... 

Now if I'd written them in French, they'd be seriously wrong. 
Since I work in French & English I often write emails and documents in French (and occasionally other languages) so I have US English, UK English, FR French, CDN French, Dutch (Nederlands) and DE German spell checkers in Outlook and Word. Yes, it does get quite confusing sometimes.