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'advice’ NOUN ‘advise’ VERB (not the OP's fault)

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Mari-Lou A

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What's the difference between the following sentences?

Would you give me some adviseadvice?

Will you give me some advisesadvices?

The original post had one sample sentence with the erroneous plural form of "advice"

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edited Nov 24, 2018 at 13:28

Mari-Lou A

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What's the difference between the following sentences?

Would you give me some advises?

Would you give me some advise?

Will you give me some advises?

Will you give me some advises?

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edited Nov 24, 2018 at 5:57

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What's the difference: between the following sentences?

Would you give me some advice?

Would you give me some advises?

Will you give me some advices?

Will you give me some advises?

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