Advice [əd-'vīs] noun 1. recommendation, especially about a solution to a problem 2. communication containing information 3. official notification
From Middle English avis, advice, from Old French avis, to seem.
Which sentence uses the word advice correctly?
A. Help me advice Henry what to do about his problem.
B. After your advice, I agreed to apologize to Janelle.
C. I wanted to advice you not to go there without a chaperone.
D. The weather reports advice not to go out tonight if possible.

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