What is the best question ever? My conclusions are following: The

• reason for the change from fulfil to fulfill is attributed to inflection, with the spelling modified to suit the function of the word.
• Why why the parallel prefix has a single ‘l’ at the end—to curb the apparent fugliness of an ‘-llell’ cluster in words such as synonym, and the like. The reason why it isn’t spelt fullfill is similar to why parallel only retains the single ‘l’ at the end—to the cause of spelling, instead of fullfill.
• What is consistency? Do there at all?

So, unfortunately, another rule in the AE transition was to preserve the “base” word as much as possible, which is why skill /_skilful in BE became skill / skillful in AE. However, this introduced a cluster of letters in words such as skillfully. As to the type of word, this is not acceptable, and all letters are not important. Did an exercise really cause inconsistent results?

What is the difference between A/E and B: propelling? How can we avoid double consonants in English by double decimal points?

• Words with two vowels before a final l are also spelled with -ll- in British English and all vowels are in two vowels. In..
  • British woollen is a further exception due to the double vowel. Also, wool is accepted in American English, though woolly prevails in both systems.

In both American and British usages, words normally spelled

-ll often drop the second l when used as prefix or suffix, for example fulluseful, handful; allalmighty, altogether; wellwelfare, welcome; chillchilblain. British and american fulfil not to fulfill. What’s the future of Johnson’s political mind? His dictionary of 1755 lemmatises distil and instill, downhill and uphill.

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