sorryy,,,, but i want to know the difference between " practise " and " practice " in the meaning ?
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They are one and the same. "Practise" is a variant of "Practice",the later being the US version and the former chiefly British and both descending from Medieval Latin practicāre( to practise ) and Greek praktikē ( practical science ).
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practise= a verb : I will practise singing a song
practice= a noun: I am going to basketball practice.
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Jura is right. It is more than a spelling variation. In British English 'practise' is the verb and 'practice' is the noun.
See also 'advise' (verb) and 'advice' (noun) or 'license' (verb) and 'licence' (noun).
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thannks alot for your helping :D
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