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by skyalps » Thu May 08, 2008 8:26 pm
Hi there, I am taking my GMAT next month and regarding the AWA, must we write in American English or UK English? For e.g. aeroplane (UK) vs. airplane (US), cheque (UK) vs. check (US).

I suppose since the GMAT is an American-based exam, I should be following the US spelling? Would I penalized if I use UK English or a mixture? Any comments?
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by VP_Tatiana » Thu May 08, 2008 8:35 pm
gmac.com says: Your essay scores are based on the overall quality of
your ideas about the issue and argument presented; your overall ability to organize, develop, and express those ideas; the relevant supporting reasons and examples you use; and your ability to control the
elements of standard written English. (Only standard American English characters may be used when entering your essay responses.)

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by skyalps » Thu May 08, 2008 8:46 pm
Hi, Thanks! I will have to remind myself to spend some time to check if I am using American English. :(

Any resource out there to identify some of the common differences between American and UK English?
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