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View submission: Rule Enforcement Change - Top-level comments must answer the question
Hopefully not, as that would be incorrect.
In British English, the word is spelled with an 's' when acting as a verb. The confusion stems from American English using 's' for nouns too.
In British English, each of the following is correct:
he is licensed
he has a licence
Comment by docju at 19/01/2025 at 11:16 UTC*
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Yeah I meant in terms of a noun. In any case 99% of the time the word “license” appears it’s being used as a noun on its own, and the bot could quite easily spot when it is being used as a verb.
Comment by VerbingNoun413 at 19/01/2025 at 12:49 UTC
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If you need a way to remember, think of advice/advise.