Aging and ageing
咯咯，好久没有问问题了！
They both occur in my dictionary，I would like to know which word you use？：D
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They are the same, but I personally think that "aging" is a little bit more common, and prettier to look at!
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Use any, they are both one and the same!
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Both are commonly used, however "aging" is the grammatically correct answer. This is because the norm is to drop the final 'e' when forming the participle:
Rage becomes raging as in: 'The storm was raging.'
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