Wrong on both counts I'm afraid. Arguments contains only a single 'e' regardless of which side of the Atlantic you're from and the word in the title should be 'their' because the causes effectively 'belong' to the spurious arguments.electric discordian post=18.72733.784019 said:Arguements does have an "e" if you English and their or there can be used if used in that case. As spurious arguements are not personifications.Jaythulhu post=18.72733.784002 said:Incredibly poor spelling and misused or fake words (like proactive) will always get me into a fighting mood.
also, just for reference: there in the topic shoulda been their, and arguments doesn't have an e.
I'm a little worried that the university you attend is teaching things that are wrong.
I typed 'arguement' into Word and and it came up as an error in both UK and US English.Jaythulhu post=18.72733.784029 said:Also, according to google and my primary school education, E is only used in arguments by americans, however, I will accept that may have changed in the last 20 years.