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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Advise
what is the correct way to ask someone to advise about someting. For example, when I am issueing reports and have gaps, I am asking the relevant people to advise for a reason. Is it correct to use "advise for"? Which other formulations are good in this case. Thanks a lot!
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Hi, You need to say something like eg I need / would like your advice about this, please. eg What's your opinion about . .
- Hi, You need to say something like eg I need / would like your advice about this, please.
- eg What's your opinion about .
- .
- eg Can you please tell me .
- .
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Hi,
You need to say something like
eg I need / would like your advice about this, please.
eg What's your opinion about . . .
eg Can you please tell me . . .
You need to say something like
eg I need / would like your advice about this, please.
eg What's your opinion about . . .
eg Can you please tell me . . .
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