Practice or practise? Are both correct?
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As far as I understood. America used to be use Practice as verb and noun but British Practice is noun and Practise is verb.
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As far as British English is concerned "practice" is the noun and "practise" is the verb.
In American English "practice" is used for both noun and verb.
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At least in canada, i always wrote practice... But now im doubting it! I looked it up and thia site seems to explain it better :http://www.future-perfect.co.uk/grammar-tip/is-it-practise-or-practice/
It does seem to be both, at least for sure in the UK.
It also explains "advice" and "advise" which was always a problem for me... So thanks for this question ^^
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