Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Practice"

A: If you work hard, you will get better.

FAITO!

A: That means to do something very well, a lot of practice is needed

A: Its a compliment, They're saying your skill is improving, and continue doing what your doing.

A: If he is studying law, then he may be visiting court to see real trials and get experience watching other lawyers argue.

A: I assume so. It is difficult to say without context, but that is what makes the most sense. "Latching on" in this case would refer to the mothers breast and the baby's mouth

A: I had piano practice this morning.

It's a common practice to shake hands when you meet someone new.

A: Let's take a practice run for the upcoming test!

A: @Nekosuki: practicing English means you are practicing the language in general...

practicing your English means your practicing your own... so it's like what you are doing right now, writing down or talking your English skill set and getting feedback.

practicing English is like learning new words in general, or sentence structure... and then using that generalized practice for your own practice later 😊

A: They're pretty similar. "In practice" is just for the workplace, and "in reality" is more general.

"In practice, we do not have time for this procedure."

"In reality, no one is happy with this."

A: No difference at all, really. Use whatever you like. But the correct grammar would be: "Focus on practicing the Piano" and "Concentrace on practicing the piano".

A: In the UK, "practice" is a noun. It's used generally to describe somebody's occupation. "practise" is a verb, meaning to do a thing repeatedly to improve at it

A: I think it's just spelling difference i.e. American practise and UK English practice you will find many words like this in the English language whereby the American and English UK spelling are different

A: Practice justice is putting justice into action.
E.g. Catching a thief
Realising justice is when you understand or learn about justice
E.g. The thief has realised justice was served

A: I would say:
With practice, now I can speak English more fluently.
When we learn a foreign language, we can make new friends and obtain new information.
That's very fun!
(not sure about the last one) Let's enjoy practicing together, and being friends.

A: @zimm
Hi.
He said:
“Football is about results
Is about the points
but also about the fans.
And I want to give them.
To give the fans something that they can truly be believing and be part of.”

Really He is talking about the way they celebrate the goals they score.

Celebration meaning funny, cool, sometimes silly dance or actions the players do when they score.
How would you say celebration dance?
축하. Celebration
댄스 dance
Something like this.
https://youtu.be/itiaHDzt9Rk

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A: Hola:) yo sé hablar español un poco, entonces si necesitas ayuda con hablando inglés, me encantaría ayudarle a usted. Debes decir:

“I like to practice speaking English. This is my email: mauricioblandin@gmail.com. My first language is Spanish.”

A: practice more in English sound more natural. If you use "on" it would sound more natural if you said. Practice more on my English.

A: × When you practice motor-bike .
✓ When you practice motor-bike,

× You have to keep balance with your body to hold the bike.
✓ you have to keep balance with your body to hold the bike.

Since you start the sentence with when, a comma is better than two separate sentences.

A: Yes, it is.

A: eco-friendly or environmentally-friendly / sustainable are good👍

A: "The methods, and techniques used by Geology."

A: R and L are differenciated by where you put your tongue in your mouth. As an exercise to understand the difference start by making an L sound with your tongue touching your front teeth, then slowly slide your tongue up and back as far as you can. You will transition to making a R sound.