English, asked by MissAttitude, 1 year ago

Difference between practice n practise

AmitKumar8057965612: no

AmitKumar8057965612: i also confused.

MissAttitude: Ohk..np!

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AmitKumar8057965612: i mean your aim.

MissAttitude: I wanna be an engineer!

MissAttitude: What about u

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Answers

Answered by SquareRoot256

Practice is a noun. For example, It is a good practice to sign your documents.

While practise is a verb. For example, practise your speech.

MissAttitude: Oh it was daammn easy...! Anyway ....! Thnx...!

AmitKumar8057965612: no it is not easy.

SquareRoot256: It is actually quite easy. If you know your basics well you will surely be able to make out the difference. Please mark the answer as brainliest in case it helped you! :)

MissAttitude: I would have used my common sense .. ! Before asking...! Xd....my bad..,!

Answered by snehitha2

hi friend,

practice is a noun whereas practise is a verb.Thought their pronounciation is same, their meaning is different.
PRACTICE:-
Practice makes man perfect

PRACTISE:-
I am practising handwriting

hope it helps you

MissAttitude: Thnx!...:)

BrainlyKid: Though they spell the same? Wrong dear only pronunciation sounds the same

MissAttitude: Dude....she meant that itself ! ....! I guess... by mistakenly she wrote...!

BrainlyKid: I know, that's y I said her to Crt

MissAttitude: Wow...u have answered a lot of questions! Gr8

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