Practice or Practise?
 

Hello guys, im applicating to visit and learn about Veterinary Surgery and im not very good at English or school but i love animals, only 4 pupils in my year can go and learn about it. I have used word and google to correct all my mistakes and had my parents help me with the English :P. However if i want to say "i would love to be able to understand veterinary practice/practise" Is it practice or practise.
thanks

Practice

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I think it's practice...

Read this if you get confuzzled! :) http://www.tellmewhyfacts.com/2008/0...ctice-and.html

Practice is the noun.
Practise is the verb.

They won't get too anal about something so confusing in language though. I just woudn't go applicating to them ...

i write: practice :)

dont laugh but i dont understand nouns and verbs much i get them mixed up..

thx but i dont really understand it :P

Noun is a thing- The veterinary practice
Verb is a doing word - I will practise my skills.

Nouns are things.
Verbs are actions.

But there is plenty of confusion over the word and it changes depending on where you go in the world. They really shouldn't be too bothered about it.

Just read the examples at the bottom! That's what I do :P xx

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Praktish