Dileepk  +  182023 Thu, 12 Jan 06 11:39 AM Hello, "We advice having credited your account with $1000...." says an e-mail from the bank. (good news ineed !). But,  is it wrong if they 'advise' ? -dileep.k Dileepk Joined on Sat, Oct 22 2005 India New Member 35 Where there is a Hero, there is a Way. Difference Between

	nona the brit  +  182036 Thu, 12 Jan 06 12:11 PM They should have advised you. Advise is the verb. Advice is the noun. nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member 11,713 The name says it all. Nouns, Difference Between, Verbs

	nona the brit  +  182427 Fri, 13 Jan 06 07:00 AM I went to the advisors office and asked for some advice on applying for college. She advised me for over an hour. I advise you to learn the difference between the two words so that in future you can offer other learners some advice. I got some good advice the other day. I was advised not to stand in the middle of the motorway and wave at the cars. nona the brit Difference Between

	nona the brit  +  182698 Fri, 13 Jan 06 04:58 PM No Dileep.k, you've still not quite got it. You should be thanking me for the advice. Think of it this way. Advise is when someone is actually doing it - advice is the information itself.  They are pronounced differently too if that help you distinguish between them. Advice ends with the 's' sound, and advise ends with a 'z' sound. nona the brit Difference Between

	YoHf  +  182719 Fri, 13 Jan 06 05:13 PM  Dileepk wrote: OK. Thanks for your advise. -dileep.k Lol... You should say: thank you for your advice/your pieces of advice... YoHf Joined on Wed, Oct 26 2005 Senior Member 3,347 Shinichi Okazaki. Difference Between