1. What advice would you give?

2. Please, could you give me some advice?”

3. Let me give you some fatherly advice.

4. Advice about something They give good Advice to parents about managing difficult behaviour

5. So your advice is we just give up?

6. Psychologists, psychiatrists, clergymen and other counselors give advice.

7. 17 Permit me to give you some advice.

8. Let me give you a piece of advice.

9. I'd like to give you some fatherly advice.

10. The wisest advisers of Pharʹaoh give unreasonable advice.

11. Let me give you a little motherly advice.

12. Let me give you a little fatherly advice.

13. In other words, to advise means to give Advice.

14. The worst men often give the best advice. 

15. They give advice for people with HIV and Aids.

16. 'Advise' is a verb that means to give Advice

17. 'Advise' is a verb that means to give advice

18. If so, let me give you some sisterly advice.

19. A recruiter can give you insider pointers and advice.

20. Please note that we can't give you VAT advice.

21. (b) What good advice does Proverbs give in this matter?

22. To Consult is to give or get help or advice

23. I'll give you some advice about life. Eat more roughage.

24. I would like to give our industry some friendly advice.

25. Bear in mind that Google can't give advice about VAT.

26. Papa was able to give that elder some sound advice.

27. The next tactic they use is to give us advice.

28. The advice you give me, I will take to heart.

29. Do you mind if I give you some fatherly advice?

30. Advise: [verb] to give (someone) a recommendation about what should be done : to give advice to

31. If you Counsel someone, you give them advice about their problems

32. The more descriptive, the better Advice the community can give you

33. Since the accident, whenever I see anyone, I give them advice.

34. It is not enough for advice, or for professionals to give advice that is theoretically sound, or well-meant.

35. Give advice concerning draft legislation that affects the exercise of human rights;

36. I will give advice with my eye upon you.” —Psalm 32:8.

37. Bratty’s Tarot is not qualified to give Medical, Legal or Financial Advice

38. Good advice you just have to give way to these obstinate creatures.

39. But I will give you a piece of advice, free of charge...

40. Then her father called me to give me advice about the situation.

41. I'M PERSONABLE: I give lots of unsolicited personal advice to co - workers.

42. I didn't come here today to jeer: I want to give advice.

43. I'm gonna give you some advice from the throne, free of charge.

44. We do not really give advice, I guess we provide a model.

45. 21 Good advice you just have to give way to these obstinate creatures.

46. That's why I'm going to give you a very valuable piece of advice.

47. What advice does Jesus give his listeners concerning the scribes and the Pharisees?

48. He adopt an avuncular tone of voice when give advice to junior colleagues.

49. The dietician will give advice so that each individual is given adequate nourishment.

50. Most of the cantonal Bar Associations have legal advice offices, which give legal advice free of charge or for a low fee.

51. A Counsellor is a person whose job is to give advice to people who need it, especially advice on their personal problems

52. Ask your teen what advice he would give you if you were his child.

53. The surveyor will use a lap-top computer to give on the spot advice.

54. National authorities will be encouraged to give advice in the light of local specificities.

55. 7, 8. (a) What advice does the Bible give regarding sexual relations in marriage?

56. Your council ' s housing department will be able to give you advice about this .

57. Modal verbs for advice (Advisability and Desirability) Modal Verbs For Advice (Advisability and Desirability) We use modal verbs like should, would, ought to, and had better to give advice to someone

58. Codes of practice give advice about the minimisation of problems caused by potentially noisy activities .

59. Please note that eBay Partner Network is not authorized to give you any tax advice.

60. We give you some advice, and some example sentences, on how you should use Advise.

61. 8 He was supposed to give us advice, but this ideas were airy-fairy ideas.

62. 12, 13. (a) What advice did Gamaliel give his colleagues, and what did they do?

63. 2 Their lack of affiliation to any particular bank allows them to give objective financial advice.

64. In the subway I got cornered by the inevitable drunkard wanting to give me some advice.

65. The supervisory authority may then give advice to the controller and use any of its powers.

66. Now the county's Police Federation has set up a helpline to give advice to officers facing complaints.

67. 18 We disclaim any contractual obligation on our part to give advice or provide any service herein.

68. The Commission is giving increased attention to the role of credit intermediaries who give advice to consumers.

69. Remember, your parents likely have experience in paying off debts, and they can give you sound advice.

70. It is easy when we are in prosperity to give advice to the afflicted. Aeschylus 

71. Advice synonyms, Advice pronunciation, Advice translation, English dictionary definition of Advice

72. Bill Hewitt, Undersecretary of the Treasury. What advice can you give our viewers in these uncertain times?

73. Publish the names of those who are paid to give good advice in the Commission’s secret working parties.

74. The Bridal Department will have experts on hand to give you all the help and advice you need.

75. 7 He was supposed to give us advice, but all he came up with were airy-fairy ideas.

76. During the teenage years, however, you may find it hard to accept the advice your parents give you.

77. This means that the court appoints a supervisor to help and give advice to you and your child .

78. Experienced compressed air experts and project engineers are available to you and will give you honest, competent advice.

79. The Helpline will also give you details of the telephone advice services available in various ethnic minority languages.

80. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Advice ad‧vice / ədˈvaɪs / S2 W2 noun [uncountable] ADVISE an opinion you give someone about what they should do You should have followed my Advice