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Soviphou Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

word of advice

"Word of advice, don't tell your dad about it." Is it correct? I'm just not sure how to use the phrase "word of adivce".
  

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" Is it correct? It is fine for informal conversation. In writing, it should be A word of advice : don't tell your dad about it.

— Mister Micawber

  • " Is it correct?
  • It is fine for informal conversation.
  • In writing, it should be A word of advice : don't tell your dad about it.
  • I suggest that it may be some sort of comment interjection or perhaps a kind of appositive...
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soviphou"Word of advice, don't tell your dad about it." Is it correct?
It is fine for informal conversation. In writing, it should be A word of advice: don't tell your dad about it.

I suggest that it may be some sort of comment interjection or perhaps a kind of appositive...
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