What's the difference between practice and practise?
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1. In British English, 'practise' is the verb and 'practice' is the noun:
I need to practise more v I need some more practice.
(Same as 'advise' and 'advice', but without the pronunciation difference).
2. The form 'practise' doesn't exist in American English.
AE speakers use 'practice' for both the noun and the verb.
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