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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Practise or practice (again)?

Hi,

I thought I had got this sorted in my head, but I have just written the sentence below and realised I once more have confusion over the spelling of 'practise/practice'.

Could someone please tell me the correct spelling in the following sentence and why.

Thank you in advance.

SENTENCE: The officer put his newly assigned authority into practice.

Kind wishes ~ Patrick
  

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In the United Kingdom it is spelt as follows: the verb - to practise the noun - practice The officer puts his newly assigned authority into practice.

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  • In the United Kingdom it is spelt as follows: the verb - to practise the noun - practice The officer puts his newly assigned authority into practice.
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In the United Kingdom it is spelt as follows:

the verb - to practise
the noun - practice

The officer puts his newly assigned authority into practice.
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Thank you very much.
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