Difference between British “acknowledgement” and American “acknowledgment.”
Incorrect spelling - “Acknowledgment” (American) is not wrong but is U.S. spelling without the extra “e.”
"acknowledgment" is a common misspelling of "acknowledgement". Always use "acknowledgement" when referring to the correct word.
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Acknowledgement” (British) means recognition or acceptance.
"acknowledgement": “Acknowledgement” (British) means recognition or acceptance.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
"Correct:" We appreciate your acknowledgement.
"Correct:" Formal letters use acknowledgement.
"Correct:" She waited for his acknowledgement.
"Incorrect:" We appreciate your acknowledgment.
"Incorrect:" Send an acknowledgment of receipt.
A: Both; one is British, one American.
A: Acknowledgement (British).
A: Yes depending on region.
A: British English uses acknowledgement.
A: Confusing UK/US variations.
""Acknowledgement" is British; 'acknowledgment' is American. Both valid depending on region."