The words “labor” and “labour” may seem identical – they are pronounced the same and mean the same thing, but there is one subtle difference – the letter “u”. When should you use the letter “u” when you spell the words labour/labor? British vs American English The primary difference between “labor” and “labour” is in the …
In British English, “practice” (with a “C”) is the noun form, and “practise” (with an “S”) is the verb form. In American English, “practice” (with a “C”) is used for both the noun and the verb form. Difference Between Practice And Practise (Canada) Since we’re in Canada, it’s worth noting that Canadian English often follows …