learning english, advise?

[Nessa 23]

it can be either advise or advice. example: learning english, please advise. or learning english, any advice?

since he put a ? in the end, i'm inclined he meant advice.

[mawilson 2,133]

Well first off, the word is "advice, not advise.

Not necessarily... maybe he meant it as a verb, as in "please advise".

Edited: Oh boy, I'm sooo late to the grammar police party.

Edited May 15, 2009 by mawilson

[LoriLawless 0]

Well first off, the word is "advice, not advise.

Not necessarily... maybe he meant it as a verb, as in "please advise".

Edited: Oh boy, I'm sooo late to the grammar police party.

[Steve and Nor 0]

Well first off, the word is "advice, not advise.

There are ample accredited ESL courses in the US I'm sure. Best way to to immerse onself into the language.

To advise is to give advice, OP is correct in his usage, but should have stated, Please advise in learning English, I need your advice.

Hi there everyone,,

Yes, advice-is an noun and advise- is a verb.

Although I am an English teacher from the Philippines, I could not even count myself as a good teacher. Nobody can tell that except my Grades 3 and 5 students.

I would suggest that she should watch some videos of things with English names in it. I figure out, since she cannot speak English she needs the basic ones. If she knows the English alphabet and knows also the sound of each letter then she can do it. She also needs to read some short stories and must have the dictionary all the time to check on difficult words or the words she finds difficult to understand.

May this help a little bit.

[sj5 4]

ESL class would help her a lot if she doesn't speak English that much. I give advice when I'm bad in English.