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The associated [[noun]] is '''fulfilment''' in British English and '''fulfillment''' in American. | The associated [[noun]] is '''fulfilment''' in British English and '''fulfillment''' in American. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:31, 30 May 2013
In British English, the preferred spelling is fulfil; in American English fulfill (with double '-l-') is preferred. The inflections in both varieties are, for the past forms fulfilled, and for the present participle fulfilling.
The associated noun is fulfilment in British English and fulfillment in American.
- You may also want to see a note on the spelling pattern involved at -l - -ll-.
