i have always want to know the difference of this two english words but i don't feel like checking google. what's the differemt between (ADVICE $ ADVISE? enlish no easy oo

Advice is verb, it can carry 'ing' but advise is a noun , it doesn't carry 'ing'
Both looks same but not. They have different intonation.
For example: She advices me . The advise made a away.

'Advice' is the noun while 'advise' is the verb.

Tohsynetita1:
Advice is verb, it can carry 'ing' but advise is a noun , it doesn't carry 'ing'
Both looks same but not. They have different intonation.
For example: She advices me . The advise made a away.

Wrong. Please review this. Thank you.

It's actually a case of obscured spelling method adopted by the British versus the "spell-it-how-it-sounds" method by the Americans.

Advice and Advise both mean the same thing albeit I can't remember which is US and which is UK.

brainycaleb:
It's actually a case of obscured spelling method adopted by the British versus the "spell-it-how-it-sounds" method by the Americans.

Advice and Advise both mean the same thing albeit I can't remember which is US and which is UK.

Exactly

They both mean same thing.

Tohsynetita1:
Advice is verb, it can carry 'ing' but advise is a noun , it doesn't carry 'ing'
Both looks same but not. They have different intonation.
For example: She advices me . The advise made a away.

No sir. It's the other way round.
Advice is the noun. Eg. I have a piece of advice for you.
Advise is a verb, an action word. Eg. I shall advise him on what to do. It's tenses include advises, advising, advised.

LIVEGOESON1:
i have always want to know the different of this two english words but i don't feel like checking google. what's the differemt between (ADVICE $ ADVISE? enlish no easy oo

Next time, say, *difference between* not * different*

Tohsynetita1:
Advice is verb, it can carry 'ing' but advise is a noun , it doesn't carry 'ing'
Both looks same but not. They have different intonation.
For example: She advices me . The advise made a away.

U interchanged the meaning
Advise=verb
Advice=noun

You guys are confusing me jare...

Tohsynetita1:
Advice is verb, it can carry 'ing' but advise is a noun , it doesn't carry 'ing'
Both looks same but not. They have different intonation.
For example: She advices me . The advise made a away.

It's actually the other way round, I believe. You can give advice and you can be advised. Advise is the verb while advice is a noun.

The difference is different

The main difference between advice vs advise is that “advise” (with an S) is a verb, which means to recommend, or to give information to someone. On the other hand, “advice” (with a C) is a noun: an opinion or recommendation offered as a guide to action.

"Difference", not ""different".

thanks noted

LordIsaac:
"Difference", not ""different".