ADVICE or ADVISE? - Confusing English Words

Do you know the difference between ADVICE and ADVISE? Learn how to use these CONFUSING ENGLISH WORDS.

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[EnglishWithEm]

For more about how to use ADVICE correctly, watch my short video:

[C_G_]

We learn a lot with your short videos ! Thank you!

[vinodbauskar]

The way things are discussed here by you are unique and easy to understand.

[God_Gift_Everywhere]

Absolutely your advice. I can't choose one piece. Each teaching gives me the best piece of advice every moment. Plus, every time I asked you questions that I was curious about, you always gave me detailed and kind advice for me. So the best native teacher who has ever advised me is Emma. Thank you always. 💗👍💯🤲💘

[mohitachauhan]

You always gives us a useful peice of advice❤❤ Thanks for another lovely shot

[mohammadlatifi]

amazing..I always was confusing about using them...really helpful, cheers

[karthikthiyagarajan]

The best advice given by my father...❤thank you 🎉

[sofiaoltremare]

A friend of mine: She gave me some important advice. The most crucial one was: "Stay away from toxic people even if They are in your family. It Is never too late to live your own Life except for the time that you have wasted with them". Unfortunately, She moved in another Country many years ago. I never met another friend so wise, sincere and lungimirant.

[adamasow]

I like so much your teaching ways, thank you once one for this clarification.

[Alfamoto]

Oh thank! I hear a lot the "let me give you an advice" and it's sounding ok! Now I know....

[alnilam]

A question please... If you say "some advice" you mean that you want more than one, or it's just the most common way to ask it? I mean, it's more common to ask "Can you give me some advice" instead of "Can you give me a piece of advice?
I hope the question isn't too confusing. 😅

[hemanthadesilva]

Perfect explanation ❤..! I did know this, but you verified my knowledge. Thank you so much ❤️. GOD 🙏 gave me the best piece of advice so far.
By the way, you're Gorgeous 🎉❤🎉.

[abd]

Thanks a lot 🌹. Btw what’s your advice to someone who stuck in upper intermediate level?

[Adifgreat]

Similar to 'practice' and 'practise'. I'm as wise as an owl. 🦉🤣

[yuliaqueen]

my dad always gives me a lot of advice
and he advised me not to waste my hard earn money but I did anyway 😂

[dan]

1)Your recklessly exercising won't help you gain some muscles.(possessive adjective+adverb+gerund)
2) Your exercising recklessly won't help you gain some muscles.(possessive adjective+gerund+adverb)
I think the positions of the adverbs with gerunds are correct.
By the by, I would like you give some advice to your viewers regarding any topic.🤗🤗❤️

[jessicapaolasilvaduarte]

I'll give buddies just one piece of advice; don´t refuse to take advice from Emma.

[Adifgreat]

The most difficult thing ABOUT 'advice' is to use it as an uncountable noun, because in Spanish it does have a plural form. 🤯

Would it be correct to use OF instead of ABOUT in this case?

[solomonratiani]

As I have noticed people are generous giving advice but nobody cares about real supporting

[leontnf]

Ah the 'c' and the 's' doublets. The one with 'c' is always the noun and that with 's' is always the verb I guess?

Another word combo I can think of is 'device' and 'devise'. 'License' and 'licence' too.