The Rule: Double the f, l, s or z at the end of a one syllable word with a short vowel. Exceptions: Does not apply when the final s sounds like /z/. Does not apply to ending blends. What spelling rules are you interested in learning more about? Be sure to

The British spellings are with the double 'l' and the American ones with single 'l'. We don't usually double up the 'l' in American English but sometimes we do if the stress falls on a syllable other than the first, which we

In American English we spell ‘traveling’, with one ‘L’. You just have to follow the rule. The word ‘travel’ ends in one vowel + one consonant, but the last one is not stressed, so, we don’t double the ‘L’. British English: Travelling. In