“Advise” vs. “Advice”—What’s the Difference?

Advise vs. advice-Whats the difference?

The difference between advise and advice has to do with parts of speech. While both refer to suggestions and recommendations, advise is only used as a verb and advice is only used as a noun.

Advise

The s in advise sounds like a z. To advise is to suggest what should be done, to recommend, or to give information to someone. In other words, to advise means to give advice.

Here are a couple of examples:

The lawyer advised the client not to sign anything that she did not read first.

My stepfather always advises me to bring a jacket when it’s cloudy outside.

Synonyms of to advise are to give suggestions, to counsel, and to notify.

Advice

The c in advice sounds like an s. When someone gives you a suggestion about what you should do, that’s advice. In this sense, it is an uncountable noun (that means you can’t have an advice or many advices).

Here are a couple of examples:

Elena gave her daughter advice about what to say to her father.

Occasionally, you will see expressions that divide advice into units of measurement that can be pluralized, such as pieces of advice or words of advice.

The daughter carefully followed her mother’s words of advice.

Synonyms of advice include guidance, counsel, and direction. A person who gives advice formally or on a regular basis is an advisor or an adviser.

Examples of advise vs. advice

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