24/04/2020
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ADVICE AND ADVISE?
ADVICE
As a noun, the word advice does not perform any action in the sentence. As a non-countable noun, you'll often see it after the word "some" or a possessive pronoun like "my:"
EXAMPLES:
1.You've done this before, please give me your advice.
2. I need your advice on which car to buy.
3. Her father gave them sound financial advice.
ADVISE
Advise is a verb, therefore, you will find it with the subject of the sentence performing the action of advising.
EXAMPLES:
1. I have to go to court and I need you to advise me in this matter.
2.Please advise me on what to do when filling in this application.
3.The teacher will advise the students of the risks before going on the field trip.
ENJOY YOUR DAY
NB: I advise you to listen to the advice of the experts and stay home.
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