The word elements is spelled exactly as in American English. The individual elements are spelled identically except aluminum is aluminum and sulfur is sulphur.
The same way you spell them in English. We speak the same language.
Some common words which are spelt differently in British English and American English (American English spellings are shown inside brackets):
-our (-or): behaviour (behavior); colour (color); favourite (favorite); harbour (harbor); honour (honor); humour (humor); labour (labor); neighbour (neighbor); rumour (rumor)
-re (-er): centimetre (centimeter); centre (center); fibre (fiber); litre (liter); theatre (theater)
-se (-ze): analyse (analyze); apologise (apologize); organise (organize); realise (realize); recognise (recognize)
-ce (-se): defence (defense); a licence (a license); an offence (an offense)
-se (-ce): to practise (to practice)
-en (-in): enquiry (inquiry)
-l (-ll): enrolment (enrollment); fulfil (fulfill); instalment (installment); skilful (skillful)
-ll (-l): jewellery (jewelry); quarrelling (quarreling); traveller (traveler); woollen (woolen)
-oe (e): diarrhoea (diarrhea); foetus (fetus); manoeuvre (maneuver)
-ae (e): anaesthetic (anesthetic); encyclopaedia (encyclopedia)
various: axe (ax); bank cheque (bank check); cosy (cozy); draught (draft); grey (gray); jewellery (jewelry); judgment (judgment); kerb (curb); kidnapper (kidnaper); mould (mold); moustache (mustache); nought (naught); plough (plow); programme (program); pyjamas (pajamas); storey (story); sulphur (sulfur); traveller (traveler); tyre (tire); woollen (woolen).
Note that American spellings are often used in the UK for computer terms, but not when used for other meanings. You run a computer program, but watch a television programme. A computer stores data on its hard disk, but the person who plays music on the radio is called a disc-jockey.
I copied this crap from http://www.ukstudentlife.com/English/Study/Spelling.htm lol but i dunno what any of it means :F sorry if you cant find any use to it :F
The British spelling of favorable is favourable
just the way you wrote :-)
Humourous.
Humour.
Yes kerb is how you spell curb in British English, and curb is how you spell kerb in American English.
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elements of features of british american poetry
The British spell it "skilful".
British.
Specialities is how it is spelled in British English.
The British spelling of favorable is favourable
Four is also the spelling in British English.
The planet Mars, is the same in British English.
Phonetically, this could be "elements" (parts, or chemical elements), or possibly "illuminance" (light).
Winx Club - 2004 The Spell of the Elements - 3.25 was released on: USA: 15 September 2007
The correct spelling is "British Columbia." It is a province located on the west coast of Canada.
Radiator.