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Enrol or Enroll?

0utshined · 2005-07-15 22:51:14

Enrol or Enroll? Which would you consider correct and why? I'd always thought enroll was right but it would seem enrol is a perfectly cromulent word.

15-07-2005 11:51PM

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Enrol or Enroll?

Which would you consider correct and why? I'd always thought enroll was right but it would seem enrol is a perfectly cromulent word.

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#2 15-07-2005 11:54PM

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I'd go for enroll.

Do a search on answers.com and both spellings produce the same result.. 'enrol' redirects to 'enroll'.

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#3 15-07-2005 11:57PM

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Yeah, I looked on Dictionary.com before posting but it gave 4 results for enroll and 3 for enrol which I was surprised at. Is it US english or something?

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