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English
fliers or flyers?
3 months ago
1 Answers
This is dependent on whether you want British or American English. In British English - flyers, while in American English - fliers. Both mean the same thing - 1) a person who flies [e.g. in a plane], and 2) a small leaflet or advertisement.
3 months ago