*Sloutnaiva
My Favorite Is Yotsuba and Ena!! Ena Is Smart And A Good Role Model (ages6-12) Yotsuba is Just Plain Funny!

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Allie-cat
I am in TOTAL agreement!

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Allie-cat
I am in TOTAL agreement!

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Pratise?

Practice

Im sorry I had to say it

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??Kuromisan??

i <3 this ch.'s title: pottering around

it's awesome!!!

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anonymous

practice can also be spelled practise.

 

dont be such a smartass.

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Mr. Koiwai

My favorite would be Mr. Koiwai ^^ He is a great parent and really easy going too.

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anonymous

No. No it can't be spelled practise.

 

You went to an American school, didn't you?

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Nyperold
Ironically, an American school is where you would (theoretically) learn to spell it "practice". "Practise" is correct... in the United Kingdom. I don't know about other places. So while American schools have their failings, to be sure...

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anonymous
also, just because a spelling is American doesn't mean its incorrect. It's just from a different culture. Its like saying someone with a northern accent 'speaks incorrectly'. it's dialect etc. Even grammar that children write isn't called "incorrect", it's "non-standard". Language is communication, communicate how you want!!!   p.s. I'm English so don't start an Anti-American rampage at me just listen.

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anonymous
Let's give it a test: Does Microsoft word recognize it?  No.  When in doubt, MSWord is right, he ducked up... Again.  Just like with "Shooping."

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Clever Idiot
@ Nyperold Actually, I'm British and we use both: -'practiCe' is a noun (eg-dental practice) -'practiSe' is a verb (eg-we practised riding our bikes)

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