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harbinger

#277278 Sat, 07 Oct 06 06:14 AM

Hi,

Can you tell me which is correct? Thanks

(1)Kindly please advise/advice??

(2)I advise you to visit this website to learn more.

(3)You are giving me sound advice.

(4)What is your advice on this issue?

harbinger

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benita

#277282 Sat, 07 Oct 06 06:28 AM

advice - noun

What is your advice on this issue?

You always give me sound advice.

advise - verb

Please advise.

I advise you to visit this website to learn more.

benita

Joined on Mon, Jan 31 2005

India

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harbinger

#277303 Sat, 07 Oct 06 07:47 AM

Thanks.

How about this - Kindly please advise/advice??

Benita wrote:

advice - noun

What is your advice on this issue?

You always give me sound advice.

advise - verb

Please advise.

I advise you to visit this website to learn more.

harbinger

Verbs, Nouns

benita

#277313 Sat, 07 Oct 06 08:59 AM

Kindly and please both mean the same thing in this sentence. So you could either say 'Kindly advise' or 'Please advise'.

benita

Anonymous

#580167 Sat, 25 Oct 08 05:57 PM

Could I use a diferent phrase instead of "please advise"? Thanks

Anonymous