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Matty Hopkins Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

"Do you want to practice your English with others:"

This is presented to me when viewing my profile. Should the word "practice" not be spelled "practise" when used as a verb?

Kind regards,

Matty.
  

Top answer

Hello Matty. Practice is used both as a verb and as a noun. ( AmE)

— Nugso

  • Hello Matty.
  • Practice is used both as a verb and as a noun.
  • ( AmE)
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Hello Matty.

Practice is used both as a verb and as a noun. ( AmE)
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Matty - you are correct and Nugso is wrong. When used as a verb, the correct spelling is 'practise'. SInce I live in UK, I cannot comment on how this word is speclt in the US.
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In BrE, the verb is spelt practise.

Rover
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AnonymousMatty - you are correct and Nugso is wrong. When used as a verb, the correct spelling is 'practise'. SInce I live in UK, I cannot comment on how this word is speclt in the US.
Then perhaps you should limit your comments to confirming correct spelling in the UK and not run around saying other answers, which ar
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