Advice / Advise

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	Yoong Liat  #529177  Wed, 18 Jun 08 04:07 PM Don't depend on Microsoft spellcheck all the time. Refer to your dictionary when in doubt. Take care to spell these two words correctly. In both British and American English, the noun is advice and the verb is to advise.  (The Right Word at the Right Time) You're right.  It should be  Please advise.    Yoong Liat Joined on Mon, Sep 4 2006 Singapore Veteran Member (6,083) Yoong Liat
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	Anonymous  #534577  Mon, 30 Jun 08 01:26 PM or you better say... if you need any further assistance, please revert. or if you need any further assistance, please revert to me. or simple: for any inquires, do not hesitate to contact me    Anonymous

	Grammar Geek  #534686  Mon, 30 Jun 08 04:12 PM "revert"?    Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Pennsylvania, USA Veteran Member (15,955) Barbara, who answers in American English.

	Anonymous  #535505  Wed, 02 Jul 08 12:43 AM Advise is a verb and advice is a noun. Advise is the action and advice is the content of the that action. My advice is to got for it. I advised you to go for it.    Anonymous
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	Anonymous  #536478  Fri, 04 Jul 08 02:36 AM I think it is true and if you check http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/practice, it seems that Webster says it too.    Anonymous

	Anonymous  #551351  Wed, 06 Aug 08 12:13 AM  Thank you all for the great advice and tips !!    Anonymous

	Anonymous  #569380  Tue, 23 Sep 08 04:34 AM Revert? Revert is not to reply. Revert is to go back to the previous state. Please please do not use revert when you are expecting a reply.    Anonymous

	Yoong Liat  #569388  Tue, 23 Sep 08 04:50 AM or you better say... (you'd  better say OR you had better say)    Yoong Liat

	Anonymous  #579347  Thu, 23 Oct 08 02:40 PM Advise (verb) - Advice (noun)    Anonymous
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