LoginPractice vs. Practise
Differences
American speakers use 'practice' as both a noun and a verb, whereas, British speakers tend to use 'practice' as a noun and 'practise' as a verb. Look at the examples below:
I wanna practice the guitar.
Americans use 'practice' as verb.
If Lena wants to become a professional musician, she must practise more.
British speakers use 'practise' as a verb.
Similarities
Both refer to putting some time trying to become better at something. Check out the examples below:
Let's practice the piano together.
Everyday, when she got back from work, she practised singing.
Are They Interchangeable?
Most native speakers use these two words interchangeably. Compare:
✓ Mom, I wanna practice singing, but you're walking on my nerves.
✓ Mom, I wanna practise singing, but you're walking on my nerves.
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