Practice vs practise - Confusing English words | Vocabulary

Learn the difference between practice and practise with this English vocabulary lesson.

There is a big difference between how these words are used in British English and American English.

You will learn which parts of speech (noun or verb) these words come from and also their definitions and how to use them.

I also explain 2 common expressions with the word "practice" and how to use "practise" in a very common English structure with an ING verb (gerund)

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hear vs listen:
borrow vs lend:
advice vs advise


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Andrew,
Crown Academy of English





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