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#0 Advise vs Advice

anon

08.04.8 00:00

Advice is a noun.Advise is a verb.

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TT

08.04.8 00:00

Thanks

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BAS jokes never get old

08.04.8 00:00

...and Advisory is a joke

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Pyotr

08.04.8 00:00

What about people who 'look forward to your advices'? Where the heck did that come from?

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anon

09.04.8 00:00

I've experienced this kind of thing in the past. Usually it happens when English is somebody's second language.

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hm

09.04.8 00:00

come on, this is basic grammar!

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Jetlag

09.04.8 00:00

OK, (slow day), what has crept into everyday English (usually from the US) that really annoys you?Mine's asking for something with "can I get a...", usually not followed by 'please'.

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anon

09.04.8 00:00

Obviously the entry criteria at ACN has been dumbed down - this is English language at early secondary school level.

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anon

09.04.8 00:00

I'd actually argue it's more primary school level grammar.

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anon

09.04.8 00:00

i agree it should be primary school-level grammar, but the way our education sector is going, I wouldn't be surprised if this isn't taught until GCSE level - worrying, to say the least...

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schools eh

09.04.8 00:00

what do people think about the policy surrounding the excluding of pupils which involves a school having to accept an excluded pupil from a different school if they exclude a pupil from theirs?

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original poster

09.04.8 00:00

inadvisable

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