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For what it’s worth, I’m a native British English speaker and don’t instinctively consider “practice” “grammatically incorrect”. Indeed, I would probably write
by 18172828286177 1y ago
For what it’s worth, I’m a native British English speaker and don’t instinctively consider “practice” “grammatically incorrect”. Indeed, I would probably write “practice” myself.
- jonathanstrange 1y agoThat's why you need a good spellchecker.
- anonymous_sorry 1y agoPretty sure I had this corrected on more than one occasion when I was at school. Also licence/license. I remember one day figuring out the parallel with advice/advise as a way to remember which was which. So C for the noun and S for the verb. Weirdly (to my brain), Americans always spell practice with a C, but always spell license with an S.