Labelled or. Labeled: The Extra “L” Explained
“Have you ever typed “labelled” and paused, wondering whether it should have one L or two?” You’re not alone. Labeled
“Have you ever typed “labelled” and paused, wondering whether it should have one L or two?” You’re not alone. Labeled
Is it “travelled” or “traveled”? If you’ve ever stared at that extra “l” and wondered whether you’ve been spelling the
Travelling or traveling—which spelling is correct? If that extra “l” has ever made you stop and second-guess your English, you’re
Have you ever typed cancellation and suddenly wondered whether it should have one L or two? You’re not alone. Cancellation and cancelation are both found in
Have you ever typed canceling and wondered whether it should actually be cancelling? You’re not alone. Both spellings appear in
You finish writing an important email, check your spelling, and suddenly your editor underlines “cancelled.” You change it to “canceled,”