To be used when you need input from someone. Does one say Please advice or Please advise.
I'm pretty sure it's advise but wanted to double check before I correct someone.Please advice or Please advise...Which is the correct grammer usage?
It is advise.
[In your topic you spelled 'grammar' incorrectly.]Please advice or Please advise...Which is the correct grammer usage?
adviSe
I am pretty much 99% sure it's ';please advise.'; pretty sure... advise is a verb and advice is a noun. yep.
';Please advise'; is the correct usage.
Please advise.
It's advise..
You are asking for our advice, and we are advising you of the correct usage...
Definately advise. Your asking someone directl for advice.
Advice is a noun; advise is a verb.
Both depending how you use it. Please advise her of her rights. I would like your advice on this matter please.
you are correct.... you have to use advise
The use of advise in the sense of “inform, notify” was found acceptable by a majority of the Usage Panel in an earlier survey, but many members would prefer that this usage be restricted to business correspondence and legal contexts. Thus one may say The suspects were advised of their rights, but it would be considered pretentious to say You'd better advise your friends that the date of the picnic has been changed.
Monday, December 21, 2009
';Please advise me'; or ';Please advice me'; - Which one is correct?
Some people are using ';advice';. Is it correct?';Please advise me'; or ';Please advice me'; - Which one is correct?
advise
v. counsel, offer guidance; notify, inform
advice
n. counsel, guidance; information; official notification
';Pls advise (v) me'; is correct one.
';I need your advice(n)'; is correct.';Please advise me'; or ';Please advice me'; - Which one is correct?
';Please advise me'; is correct.
Advice is a noun; it's what you get. Advise is a verb, which is what you do when you give advice.
You may also have noticed there are a lot of spelling mistakes, typos, and slang spellings around here.
Please advise me by giving me advice.
Advise is a verb.
Advice is a noun.
please advise me... as in ';Please advise me of a better English teacher I can study under in the future.';
Advise is a verb, Advice is a noun. Correct usage would be:
Please advise me.
or
Please give me advice.
Please advise me.
please advise me
advise
v. counsel, offer guidance; notify, inform
advice
n. counsel, guidance; information; official notification
';Pls advise (v) me'; is correct one.
';I need your advice(n)'; is correct.';Please advise me'; or ';Please advice me'; - Which one is correct?
';Please advise me'; is correct.
Advice is a noun; it's what you get. Advise is a verb, which is what you do when you give advice.
You may also have noticed there are a lot of spelling mistakes, typos, and slang spellings around here.
Please advise me by giving me advice.
Advise is a verb.
Advice is a noun.
please advise me... as in ';Please advise me of a better English teacher I can study under in the future.';
Advise is a verb, Advice is a noun. Correct usage would be:
Please advise me.
or
Please give me advice.
Please advise me.
please advise me
When to use advice and advise. Is ';kindly advice'; right or ';kindly advise'; right?
When asking my boss to advice on something which sentence is right from the above?When to use advice and advise. Is ';kindly advice'; right or ';kindly advise'; right?
Advice is the noun and advise is the verb.
Kindly advise me when the widgets will be in stock.
He gave kind advice, when he recommended I buy my ticket online. It was much cheaper.When to use advice and advise. Is ';kindly advice'; right or ';kindly advise'; right?
Advice is a noun and Advise is a verb.
When you ask your boss for something to suggest a line of action to be taken by you, you may say 'Kindly advise' since advise is the action that you expect from the boss, which is that he should tell you something.
If you want to use advice, then you have to change the sentence to 'Kindly give me (or let me have) your advice'. Here you are asking for the content of what you expect from him, and so it should be the noun form that is to be used.
The correct form is ';kindly advise.';
Why?
Because ';advise'; is a verb, and ';advice'; is a noun. You cannot ';foot'; someone, you can kick them. It's the same concept.
Also, ';advise'; and ';advice'; are pronounced differently. [ad-vahyz] and 鈥?[ad-vahys], respectively.
';kindly advise'; would be correct
advice=noun
advise=verb
You use advise when it has been given as advice. You have advised someone..
So Kindly advice is right.
kindly advise would be correct.
Advice is the noun and advise is the verb.
Kindly advise me when the widgets will be in stock.
He gave kind advice, when he recommended I buy my ticket online. It was much cheaper.When to use advice and advise. Is ';kindly advice'; right or ';kindly advise'; right?
Advice is a noun and Advise is a verb.
When you ask your boss for something to suggest a line of action to be taken by you, you may say 'Kindly advise' since advise is the action that you expect from the boss, which is that he should tell you something.
If you want to use advice, then you have to change the sentence to 'Kindly give me (or let me have) your advice'. Here you are asking for the content of what you expect from him, and so it should be the noun form that is to be used.
The correct form is ';kindly advise.';
Why?
Because ';advise'; is a verb, and ';advice'; is a noun. You cannot ';foot'; someone, you can kick them. It's the same concept.
Also, ';advise'; and ';advice'; are pronounced differently. [ad-vahyz] and 鈥?[ad-vahys], respectively.
';kindly advise'; would be correct
advice=noun
advise=verb
You use advise when it has been given as advice. You have advised someone..
So Kindly advice is right.
kindly advise would be correct.
Is it advice or advise?
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We need your advise!
We not only ask money but also in particular advise, support, use of facilities, manpower hours and commitment of your companies name.
Please be of help fighting this cancer and support our nobel work.
Is it advice or advise?
In the given context, the word advise appears as correct.
If you advise someone to do something, you tell them what you think they should do.Someone who is requesting for support, money etc will like to be told what they should do for furtherance of the cause.
*Is it advice or advise?
advice is a noun, it is something that you'd ask for.
advise is a verb, someone giving you advice would be advising you.
In your example, it should be ADVICE.
We need your advice...
Like the previous answer said, advice is a noun, advise is a verb.
We need you to advise us.
Advice
I would advise you to use advice in this contex.
We need your advise!
We not only ask money but also in particular advise, support, use of facilities, manpower hours and commitment of your companies name.
Please be of help fighting this cancer and support our nobel work.
Is it advice or advise?
In the given context, the word advise appears as correct.
If you advise someone to do something, you tell them what you think they should do.Someone who is requesting for support, money etc will like to be told what they should do for furtherance of the cause.
*Is it advice or advise?
advice is a noun, it is something that you'd ask for.
advise is a verb, someone giving you advice would be advising you.
In your example, it should be ADVICE.
We need your advice...
Like the previous answer said, advice is a noun, advise is a verb.
We need you to advise us.
Advice
I would advise you to use advice in this contex.
Is it good English : 'I am unable to provide correct advice or advise you whether...' ?
';I am unable to provide correct advice'; is not good English because the word 'advice' is inconclusive.
You could say either ';I am unable to give advice......';
or ';I am unable to advise you whether........';Is it good English : 'I am unable to provide correct advice or advise you whether...' ?
Looks good - Advice is a noun, Advise is the verb.
A person receives advice but advises someone elseIs it good English : 'I am unable to provide correct advice or advise you whether...' ?
Perfect
advice
yep that's ok!
It's not technically incorrect but it's bad style because it's redundant.
Looks good to me.....
I think a better and simpler phrasing is:
';I am unable to provide you with advice on this matter....';
OR
';I am unable to advise you on this matter....';
Hope this helps!
Jesus saves!cream tones
You could say either ';I am unable to give advice......';
or ';I am unable to advise you whether........';Is it good English : 'I am unable to provide correct advice or advise you whether...' ?
Looks good - Advice is a noun, Advise is the verb.
A person receives advice but advises someone elseIs it good English : 'I am unable to provide correct advice or advise you whether...' ?
Perfect
advice
yep that's ok!
It's not technically incorrect but it's bad style because it's redundant.
Looks good to me.....
I think a better and simpler phrasing is:
';I am unable to provide you with advice on this matter....';
OR
';I am unable to advise you on this matter....';
Hope this helps!
Jesus saves!
Before you end the email, what will you write?kindly advice or kindly advise?
before we end our email and we are seeking advices form the counterparty, which 1 should we write?
Kindly advice or Kindly advise?Before you end the email, what will you write?kindly advice or kindly advise?
Advice is a noun. You can't use the word 'kindly' to describe 'advice', because kindly is an adverb, describing verbs, not nouns.
Advise, on the other hand, is a verb, which typically means to give advice. You can use 'kindly advise', because, again, kindly (an adverb) describes verbs, which advise just so happens to be.Before you end the email, what will you write?kindly advice or kindly advise?
You would answer Kindly advise because advise is a verb and advice is a noun.
'Advice' is a noun whereas 'advise' is a verb. You want the verb.
Kindly advise.
Kindly advice or Kindly advise?Before you end the email, what will you write?kindly advice or kindly advise?
Advice is a noun. You can't use the word 'kindly' to describe 'advice', because kindly is an adverb, describing verbs, not nouns.
Advise, on the other hand, is a verb, which typically means to give advice. You can use 'kindly advise', because, again, kindly (an adverb) describes verbs, which advise just so happens to be.Before you end the email, what will you write?kindly advice or kindly advise?
You would answer Kindly advise because advise is a verb and advice is a noun.
'Advice' is a noun whereas 'advise' is a verb. You want the verb.
Kindly advise.
When can you use Advice Or Advise in a sentence?
Advice is a noun, advise is a verb.
';She gave lots of helpful advice.';
';He advised them not to try it.';When can you use Advice Or Advise in a sentence?
When you refer to giving appropriate information, use ';advise'; (verb) as in: ';I will advise you as to what to do.';
When you refer to the appropriate information which is given, use ';advice'; (noun) as in ';The advice was to wait until you were called.';When can you use Advice Or Advise in a sentence?
ADVISE: To offer advice to; counsel.
To recommend; suggest: advised patience.
Usage Problem. To inform; notify.
[You should advise your friends that the date of the picnic has been changed.]
ADVICE: Opinion about what could or should be done about a situation or problem; counsel.
Information communicated; news. Often used in the plural:
[I need advice.] [Advices from an ambassador.]
When you want to give someone a suggestion or a thought you give your advice. It may not always be good advice though.
';Let me give you some good advice.';
When you want to warn someone to not do something then you advise them not to do it.
';I advise you to be more careful.';
Advice is recieved from another, as in 'Thanks for the advice', while we advise another, as in 'I'd advise you not to drink that, it's terrible!'
Advice = noun
Advise = verb
I want your advice on what school to choose.
I advise you to explore many options.
Advise is the proper term.
Advice is what's given : Let me give you some advice, sweetie
I need some advice, please?
Advise is what's doing: I'm going to advise you about that relationship, sweetie...
If you want my advice, I would advise you find another...
the word advice is used as a noun or adjective in English grammer and advise is used as a verb.So you must use advise as an verb in sentences for example .: '; he advised me not to do somethig wrong'; 谋f we give an instance the usage of advice as a noun '; Mumy please stop giving advice to me all the time! '; So advice is used here as an noun. You see it is very clear advice can be used as a noun or adj and advise is a verb thats the difference.....
Advice is something you receive or give-- ';I would like your advice on which movie I should go see.'; Advise (the s is pronounced like a z) is an action word-- ';Would you please advise me on which movie to go see?'; or ';I wouldn't advise you to swim there unless you've had lessons.';
Advice is a noun, advise is a verb. Use accordingly.
';She gave lots of helpful advice.';
';He advised them not to try it.';When can you use Advice Or Advise in a sentence?
When you refer to giving appropriate information, use ';advise'; (verb) as in: ';I will advise you as to what to do.';
When you refer to the appropriate information which is given, use ';advice'; (noun) as in ';The advice was to wait until you were called.';When can you use Advice Or Advise in a sentence?
ADVISE: To offer advice to; counsel.
To recommend; suggest: advised patience.
Usage Problem. To inform; notify.
[You should advise your friends that the date of the picnic has been changed.]
ADVICE: Opinion about what could or should be done about a situation or problem; counsel.
Information communicated; news. Often used in the plural:
[I need advice.] [Advices from an ambassador.]
When you want to give someone a suggestion or a thought you give your advice. It may not always be good advice though.
';Let me give you some good advice.';
When you want to warn someone to not do something then you advise them not to do it.
';I advise you to be more careful.';
Advice is recieved from another, as in 'Thanks for the advice', while we advise another, as in 'I'd advise you not to drink that, it's terrible!'
Advice = noun
Advise = verb
I want your advice on what school to choose.
I advise you to explore many options.
Advise is the proper term.
Advice is what's given : Let me give you some advice, sweetie
I need some advice, please?
Advise is what's doing: I'm going to advise you about that relationship, sweetie...
If you want my advice, I would advise you find another...
the word advice is used as a noun or adjective in English grammer and advise is used as a verb.So you must use advise as an verb in sentences for example .: '; he advised me not to do somethig wrong'; 谋f we give an instance the usage of advice as a noun '; Mumy please stop giving advice to me all the time! '; So advice is used here as an noun. You see it is very clear advice can be used as a noun or adj and advise is a verb thats the difference.....
Advice is something you receive or give-- ';I would like your advice on which movie I should go see.'; Advise (the s is pronounced like a z) is an action word-- ';Would you please advise me on which movie to go see?'; or ';I wouldn't advise you to swim there unless you've had lessons.';
Advice is a noun, advise is a verb. Use accordingly.
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