• Exam: PET
    • Course:
      SUPPORT DOCUMENTS
    • CONCEPTS:ADVICE, ADVISE

Instructions

Complete the sentences by dragging and dropping, or typing the correct word, or its corresponding letter, into the answer box.

Once all the sentences have been completed, click on CHECK to identify mistakes.

If the word chosen is correct, it will show in green.

If the word chosen is not correct, it will show in red, and when that happens, try another word and press the CHECK button again until all the answers show in green.


ADVICE - ADVISE


Theory:

The words advise and advice can cause some confusion.

For example:
I need some ADVICE, so who can ADVISE me, and can I have many ADVICES?

In the sentence I NEED SOME ADVICE, ADVICE is an uncountable noun.
It is also spelt differently from ADVISE, which is a verb.
For example:
Can you ADVISE me what to do.

ADVICE is an uncountable noun, so the correct form is SOME ADVICE.
AN ADVICE is incorrect.
Many ADVICES is also incorrect.

ADVISE is a verb.

Exercises:

If you need some (1) call me.

If you need someone to (2) you, call me.

I hope you will (3) him not to give unnecessary (4) .

Possible answers:

  • A) advice
  • B) advise


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