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or both.....?
anyone know?
Posted : 17/02/2009 1:20 am
"Practise" = english, "Practice"= american:Habitual action or performance,repeated exercise,,,
Posted : 17/02/2009 1:24 am
Practice - noun
"My dental practice"
Practise - verb
"Practise your 50-foot drop-offs"
Both?
"My dental practice told me not to come back until I had practised my 50-foot drop-offs"
Posted : 17/02/2009 1:25 am
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yeah, stuart has it. i was just a bit surprised to find the other spelling. i'd always written it 'practice'
turns out i was wrong.
practice (ACTION)
practice (REGULAR ACTIVITY)
practise (TRAIN)
practise (WORK)
Posted : 17/02/2009 1:29 am
Sorry! wrong way round!Practice = english and Stuartie_c is also correct! Time for bed after i finish my last tanglefoot me thinks! 😳
Posted : 17/02/2009 1:34 am