Dialog vs Dialogue

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Dialog vs Dialogue

– what is the difference between these two words ?' – asked by Sab.

Thank you Sab for asking us question!

There is no difference in meaning between Dialog and Dialogue, it is completely geographical difference. Dialog is preferred spelling in American English where Dialogue is preferred in all other verities of English.
Similar difference can be found in many other words as well like Color or Colour, Behaviour or Behavior, Honor or Honour.

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Cheque or Check

'Cheque or Check'

– which one is correct way to spell?

Except American English, 'Cheque' means an order for your bank to transfer some of your money to another person and 'Check' is used for many non-banking related words like to verify that something is correct or not / a pattern of small square (in computer terminology). 
In US, both of these are referred as 'Check', it is completely geographical difference.

Geographical difference can be found in other words as well like Honor or Honour, Analyse or Analyze, Behaviour or Behavior.

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Honor or Honour

'What is the difference between

Honor and Honour

?' – Asked by DJ.

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Answer is, there is no difference between Honor and Honour except spelling. Honor is accepted by American English where Honour is accepted by all other varieties of English. This difference extends to other derived words as well like Honoured or Honored, Honors or Honours, Your Honor or Your Honour.
It is advisable to use any one form consistently, that means if you are using 'our', then use Honour / Honoured / Honourable otherwise use Honor / Honored / Honorable.
Similar difference can be found in many other words as well like Color or Colour, Behaviour or Behavior, Flavor or Flavour.

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Color or Colour

Colour or Color

- Which is correct ?

There is no difference between Color and Colour except spelling. Color is preferred in American English and Colour is preferred in all other countries. This difference extends to other derived words as well like Colored / Colorful / Discolor for US and Coloured / Colourful / Discolour for outside US.

Computer programming languages like HTML prefer 'Color' rather than 'Colour'.
Similar difference is applicable for many other words as well like Honor or Honour, Behaviour or Behavior , Flavor or Flavour

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Behaviour or Behavior

Behaviour or Behavior

- Which one is correct word to use?– Asked by Hooda.

Thank you Hooda for asking us question.

There is no difference between Behaviour and Behavior except spelling. Behavior is preferred in American English where Behaviour is preferred in British English. Also Behaviour is widely used in other countries as well like Canada, Australia, India. This difference extends to other derived words also like Behavioural or Behavioral.
It is advisable to use any one form consistently, that means if you are using 'our' at the end, then use Behaviour / Behavioural otherwise use Behavior / Behavioral.

Similar difference is applicable for many other words as well like Honor or Honour, Color or Colour, Flavor or Flavour.

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Analyse or Analyze

Recently we got a mail from our reader John asking what is correct to use - ‘Analyse or Analyze’.
Answer is whatever you want to use, there is no difference between Analyze and Analyse except geography. Analyze is preferred by American English where Analyse is preferred by British English. Other countries like Australia, India, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand prefer to use 'Analyse' rather than 'Analyze'. This s/z difference extends to other derived words as well like Analysed or Analyzed, Analyzer or Analyser. But 'Analysis' is the corresponding noun form of all varieties of English.
It is advisable to use any one form consistently, that means if you are using 'S', then use Analyse / Analysed / Analyser, otherwise use Analyze / Analyzed / Analyzer.

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In the Internet or On the Internet or Over the Internet

One of our readers dropped us an email asking which one is correct to use – In the internet or On the Internet or Over the Internet. Though there is no hard and fast rules but this is how we use.
We hardly use the phrase 'In the Internet' but there are few places where we have to use. For example, 'We live in the Internet era'. Internet is used as an adjective here, so there is no other option to use 'On' or 'Over' instead of 'In'. 
'On the Internet' is most commonly used phrase, mainly when Internet is referred as a storing place or any activity performed online, for example 'I have found this song on the Internet'.
There are few places where 'On the Internet' or 'Over the Internet', both can be used. For example, 'You can buy this over the Internet' or 'You can by this on the Internet', both are correct. If you say 'I have found this song over the Internet', though there is nothing wrong in it but 'on the Internet' sounds better here. Mainly it depends on the person who is using it and the verb that is used to form the sentence. 

Answer is as per our understanding, please feel free to share your view. 

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Solve vs Resolve

Below are the differences between Solve and Resolve (Solve vs Resolve):
Solve Vs Resolve'Solve' is generally used when there is a problem and we are trying to work out, but the problem does not involve any kind of disagreement with other person. For example, I have solved the math puzzle. Here math puzzle does not create any type of conflict or disagreement, so we have used 'Solve', not 'Resolve'.
'Resolve' is used when there is a conflict or disagreement and we are trying to find out answer or fix it. For example, They worked together to resolve the issue. There could be many ways to solve the issue, that means there are many opinions and conflicts. In such scenario, 'Resolve' must be used, not 'Solve'.
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Awaiting vs Waiting (Wait vs Await)

Below are the differences between Awaiting vs Waiting (Wait vs Await).
1. 'Wait' is used in the sense of 'expect something, staying in one place'
Wait vs Await (Waiting Vs Awaiting)    'Await' is used in the sense of  'Look forward   or Expect something'
2. 'Wait' is an intransitive verb, so it cannot take direct object. But 'Await' is a transitive verb, so it can have direct object
Not acceptable: Ben is waiting Jack’s reply.
Acceptable: Ben is waiting for Jack’s reply 
Acceptable: Ben is awaiting Jack’s reply.

Remember: 'Await' can be replaced by 'Wait for'.
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