Practise = verb, practice = noun. This I get, but...

[TheFallenMadonna]

I am having a mental block.

Practise /Practice will improve your technique?

I want to say practice...

Practice.

Practise

Practice. Goes like advice / advise. You wouldn't say "advise would improve your technique" but "advice would improve.... " makes perfect sense.

practise.

at divided opinion.

Practice.

practice will improve your technique- because it's being used as a noun (it will improve something..)

Practice will improve your technique.

Practising will also improve your technique .

practice

practice the THING (noun) will improve your technique.

Practice, definitely. It's a noun. The state of practising.

Or you could hedge your bets and go for "Practising will improve your technique" which I believe demonstrates the use of the verbal noun and thus covers all bases

oh x posts bundle and mrsB
!

Hurrah!

Am staying with practice.

Thanks

LOL at pedants fighting to get into the corner.

I'm not writing. I'm correcting. And having a moment of doubt - as it was written by an English teacher