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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

advice and advise

what is the difference between the two? How would I use it in a sentence?
  

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Advice is a noun; advise is a verb. My advice is to go to bed early. He advised him to go to bed early.

— Doctor D

  • Advice is a noun; advise is a verb.
  • My advice is to go to bed early.
  • He advised him to go to bed early.
  • Clear?
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Advice is a noun; advise is a verb.
My advice is to go to bed early.
He advised him to go to bed early.
Clear?
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can you also check this sentences "Can we make a last follow up call to client about his pending requirements? If we still don’t get any response, we will then proceed to next step."
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Normally, this should be a separate query. But I will go ahead. Basically, you need to add the articles:

Can we make a last follow-up call to the client about his pending requirements? If we still don’t get any response, we will then proceed to the next step.
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