re: What Is The Difference Between Advice And Advise ? page 3

oops. I need glasses.

You would have to say 'a piece of advice' not just 'an advice'.

And most fetching they are!

thanks

excellent advise Nona. thanks for sharing. ur examples made it very clear.

Which ones are correct in the following:

a. I will wait for your advice.
b. I will wait for your advise.
c. Please advise.
d. Please advice.

Thanks,
Lmon

In British english "Advice" is the noun and "Advise" is the verb.

eg. Advice

>I don't need any advice from you, Naresh.
>The advice that Shyam gave Vidya was useless.

eg. Advise

> The teacher advised the students to take the day off.
>Kannan advised me to go to Mumbai and meet the client.

I assent with you..

Then why microsoft word gives me an errormessage when I use advise and recommends that I should use advice?

Can you post your entire sentence?

AnonymousThen why microsoft word gives me an errormessage when I use advise and recommends that I should use advice?