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Chiara Posted 19 years ago
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suggestion/advise/tip...

0Hello, I'd like to ask what is the difference among these words 02br
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00"suggestion/advise/tip" and any other you might know with a similar meaning.02br
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0Ops! Yes...! Thank you.02br
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00But what about the meanings?02br
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0 See:02br
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00 Tip is the most informal and the lightest in content. Similar in meaning to suggestion, which is more formal. 02br
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00 Advice is the most substantial, perhaps. 040pid48951
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0Mmm... Thank you for your answer.02br
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00By "substancial" you mean more "specific/definite/practical/precise" somehow...?02br
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0 Substantial: more content, heavier in content. 0-
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0Yes... you are right. Now I understand it better: thank you very much!02br
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0Hi,02br
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00I guess "tip" is the most informal and general of the three. if you think of possible uses, you can talk about "tips to get a good tan", "tips to look great" and that kind of magazine stuff 05002br
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00"suggestion" is closer to "idea, proposition", for instance "going to London was her suggestion"02br
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0Hello Ale, thank you for your help. It's very useful.02br
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00Thank you so much!02br
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