Bitesize Business English #9: Advise

The video tutorial explains the difference between the verb 'advise' and the noun 'advice'. It provides examples of how to use 'advise' in sentences, such as advising someone on a subject or against certain actions. The tutorial also covers phrases like 'advised against' and 'ill advised', highlighting their meanings and usage in context.

What is the primary function of the verb 'advise'?

• To express a feeling

• To provide a recommendation

• To narrate a story

• To give a command

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word 'advise'?

• They are advice me to stay.

• I need some advise on this matter.

• He was advised to take the shortcut.

• She gave me a good advise.

What does the phrase 'to be advised against' imply?

• To be encouraged to do something

• To be recommended not to do something

• To be forced to do something

• To be indifferent about something

If someone is 'ill advised', what does it mean?

• They have made a wise decision

• They have made a poor decision

• They are feeling unwell

• They are well informed

What does it mean to be 'well advised'?

• To be given incorrect information

• To be given good advice

• To be confused

• To be ignored