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Old 9 Jan 2004, 18:32 (Ref:832904)   #1
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What's the difference between Marshal and Marshall?
Just wondering what the difference is between those two words.
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 19:27 (Ref:832943)   #2
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who the 'L' knows?
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 19:43 (Ref:832957)   #3
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 20:19 (Ref:832971)   #4
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That easy the first one is spelt with one l and the second one with two l's. sorry just joking with you its a good question I have wondered about it to.
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 20:44 (Ref:832997)   #5
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I can answer this for you all!!!....

Marshall is not actually a word in its own right...... the 2 l's only comes into force when used in a plural manner.... i.e. marshalling....

Oooooohhhhhhh I knew that dictionary would come in useful one day!!.......
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 21:49 (Ref:833057)   #6
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"Marshall" is for those who can't spell "Marshal" just the same as "Donnington" is for those who can't spell "Donington".
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 22:10 (Ref:833074)   #7
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Marshall is not actually a word in its own right...... the 2 l's only comes into force when used in a plural manner.... i.e. marshalling....
Thank you I knew I was right.........

Somebody said to me that our URL www.marshals-vdhb.tk should be with two L's ........but it isn't
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 22:12 (Ref:833075)   #8
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Thank you I knew I was right.........

Somebody said to me that our URL www.marshals-vdhb.tk should be with two L's ........but it isn't
You are most welcome........
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 22:39 (Ref:833089)   #9
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"Marshall" is for those who can't spell "Marshal" just the same as "Donnington" is for those who can't spell "Donington".
As in the one marshal at Prescott who had to unpick the extra 'L' on the back of his overalls!!!

not that I could possibly mention any names!!! (3PG)
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Old 9 Jan 2004, 22:47 (Ref:833099)   #10
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Oooooohhhhhhh I knew that dictionary would come in useful one day!!.......
You reading it or standing on it to reach Mr BlackX's cookie jar ???
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Old 10 Jan 2004, 09:46 (Ref:833412)   #11
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"Marshall" is for those who can't spell "Marshal" just the same as "Donnington" is for those who can't spell "Donington".
.....and 'Anglesea' is for those who can't spell 'Anglesey'.
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Old 10 Jan 2004, 11:02 (Ref:833444)   #12
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Zandbak, in England we use the word "Marshal" with on 'L' but I thought that in Belgium (and I think Germany?) you used "Marshall" with two 'L's? It's just a linguistic thing like licence and license, different language different spelling.
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Old 10 Jan 2004, 16:07 (Ref:833600)   #13
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. . . a linguistic thing like licence and license, different language different spelling.
Actually not quite.

Licence is a noun meaning a certificate or a permit, license is a verb meaning to award a permit or to authorise something or someone.

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Old 10 Jan 2004, 16:52 (Ref:833628)   #14
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Actually not quite.

Licence is a noun meaning a certificate or a permit, license is a verb meaning to award a permit or to authorise something or someone.

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Now now Mr W who's got his pedantic hat on today then!! Actually I was thinking of License in the American context rather than in English, bad example perhaps. How about Tire/Tyre?
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Old 10 Jan 2004, 18:48 (Ref:833690)   #15
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Now now Mr W who's got his pedantic hat on today then!! Actually I was thinking of License in the American context rather than in English, bad example perhaps. How about Tire/Tyre?
Tire is just a mis-spelling of tired like Donnington is a mis-spelling.
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