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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

english

advise to do or advise doing
  

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advise (someone) to do (something) - OK advise that (someone) do (something) - OK, less frequent advise (someone) doing (something) - NO! CJ

— CalifJim

  • advise (someone) to do (something) - OK advise that (someone) do (something) - OK, less frequent advise (someone) doing (something) - NO!
  • CJ
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advise (someone) to do (something) - OK
advise that (someone) do (something) - OK, less frequent
advise (someone) doing (something) - NO!

CJ
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