In British English, the word 'meter' describes a measuring device, such as 'electricity meter', 'gas meter', speedometer', etc. The metric unit for length, however, is spelt 'metre'.
metreAnswerIn British English, 'metre' is the unit of measurement for length, whereas 'meter' means a measuring instrument (for example, 'wattmeter', 'ammeter', etc.).So, in British English, therefore, a micrometer is a device for making accurate engineering measurements, whereas a micrometre is a millionth of a metre.
The British spelling of favorable is favourable
Both are valid. Americans spell it color while British people use colour.
Humour.
just the way you wrote :-)
metreAnswerIn British English, 'metre' is the unit of measurement for length, whereas 'meter' means a measuring instrument (for example, 'wattmeter', 'ammeter', etc.).So, in British English, therefore, a micrometer is a device for making accurate engineering measurements, whereas a micrometre is a millionth of a metre.
They spell it as metre, you are right :)
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It's French. That's why they spell it METRE, not meter.A meter is an instrument for measuring things.A metre is a standard unit of metric length.Comment: I'm British, but Americans spell it (correctly in their "English") as "meter".
proper English metre American spelling meter
The British spell it "skilful".
Nothing, except the nationality of the writer. Americans spell it color and generally, British people spell it colour, with a U.
British.
The spelling of "meter" and "liter" with "-er" instead of "-re" is the American English convention, which evolved separately from British English. These differences in spelling are a result of historical linguistic development and are considered standard in their respective dialects.
The British spelling of favorable is favourable
Specialities is how it is spelled in British English.
Both are valid. Americans spell it color while British people use colour.