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ADVISE/ADVICE
ADVISE verb
ADVICE noun.
Both words have the same meaning, but their parts of speech differ as shown above .However suffice it to say that advise(verb) is whatsomebodydoes, while advice(noun) is whatsomebodygives.
NOTE: advice(noun) should never be pluralized: advices(incorrect).
it should not also be in the past tense or the'....ing'form:
adviced(incorrect)
advicing(incorrect)
However, advise may have the features above: advises , advising , and advised.
James ________ john every time not to skip English classes (a)advices (b)advice (c)advise (d)advises . THE ANSWER IS D.
Also note that it is only advice(noun) that is preceded by my,their,her,his,our,the,some,much,any,a piece of,some pieces of,a lot of,lots of or any noun that is in possessive or genitive case(a noun that takes an apostrophe(')before or after"S", I.E Joseph's advice.
ADVISE verb
ADVICE noun.
Both words have the same meaning, but their parts of speech differ as shown above .However suffice it to say that advise(verb) is whatsomebodydoes, while advice(noun) is whatsomebodygives.
NOTE: advice(noun) should never be pluralized: advices(incorrect).
it should not also be in the past tense or the'....ing'form:
adviced(incorrect)
advicing(incorrect)
However, advise may have the features above: advises , advising , and advised.
James ________ john every time not to skip English classes (a)advices (b)advice (c)advise (d)advises . THE ANSWER IS D.
Also note that it is only advice(noun) that is preceded by my,their,her,his,our,the,some,much,any,a piece of,some pieces of,a lot of,lots of or any noun that is in possessive or genitive case(a noun that takes an apostrophe(')before or after"S", I.E Joseph's advice.