Confused? It’s not surprising. They sound the same – and they’re practically spelled the same!

Practice: A noun. You can attend practice, have a practice or perform a practice.

• Cricket practice was held in the warehouse after work. 
• The legal practice welcomed new clients daily.
• The new building promotes sustainable design practices.

Practise: A verb (doing word). Used less commonly than practice.

• The music teacher practises her vocal projection at least twice a week.
  

Used together:

• The basketball players practise three-pointers at every practice session.