Question

My brother (practise) law these days

Answer 1

My brother practice law these days.

Explanation:

• Practice and practice have same meanings and use in American English.

• That means in American English practice is used as a noun and also as a verb.

• Whereas in British English, that is also known as International English, Practice is considered as a noun while practise is taken as a verb.

• Practice as a noun means a habit or repetition of same action.

• While practice as a verb means to repeat something regularly.

Answer 2

Answer:

My brother has been practising laws these days.

Explanation:

As you are referring to the days, the form of tense that you have to use is present continuous tense.

Note: The verb form of practice is practise.