chaperone, chaperon

The Language Portal’s navigation menu

Good news: the Language Portal of Canada has a new menu that will help you to easily navigate between our language resources and quickly find answers to your language-related questions!

Want to learn how to use the menu? Check out this short tutorial on the new features.

In Canadian English, the spellings chaperone and chaperon are both encountered, though chaperone is more common.

  • The school provided six chaperones (or chaperons) for the whale-watching trip to the Blackfish Archipelago.
  • Gilles will chaperone the children’s outing to Canada’s Wonderland.

Copyright notice for Writing Tips Plus

© His Majesty the King in Right of Canada, represented by the Minister of Public Services and Procurement
A tool created and made available online by the Translation Bureau, Public Services and Procurement Canada

Search by related themes

Want to learn more about a theme discussed on this page? Click on a link below to see all the pages on the Language Portal of Canada that relate to the theme you selected. The search results will be displayed in Language Navigator.

 

Date modified:

Search with Language Navigator

Language Navigator searches through the Language Portal of Canada’s resources to help you quickly find answers to questions about language or writing, in English and French.

Writing Tips Plus index

Search in the Writing Tips Plus index.

Other resources on the Language Portal