Usage in other regions
Apart from American and British English, “canceled” and “cancelled” are also used differently in other regions. In Canadian English, both spellings are accepted, but “cancelled” is preferred. In Australian English, “cancelled” is the preferred spelling. In New Zealand English, both spellings are accepted, but “cancelled” is more common.
Canceled or cancelled – Which one is Correct?
In English, there are two variations of the past tense and past participle of the verb “cancel.” One form is spelled with a single “l,” and the other is spelled with a double “l.” The variation in spelling has led to confusion among writers and speakers about which form to use. In this article, we will explore the differences between “canceled” and “cancelled,” their usage, examples, and more.