No-one invented spelling. People wrote things down by sound at first, and for a long time there was no standardised spelling, but gradually, especially as printed matter became more readily available, there started to be a general consensus.
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The invention of spelling in English cannot be attributed to a single individual. Over time, spelling in English evolved through various influences, including Anglo-Saxon, Latin, French, and other languages. The standardization of English spelling began in the late Middle Ages and continued to develop through the printing press and dictionary compilations.
The US English spelling is "plagiarized". The British English spelling is "plagiarised".
The US English spelling is "organizing". The British English spelling is "organising".
No, the correct English spelling is "volume."
The correct spelling is "summarize" in American English and "summarise" in British English.
The correct US English spelling is "recognizable" (able to be recognized). The British English spelling is "recognisable".