Is it correct to ask this? Please give us advise with regards to my question.

[DEVILSCOFFIN]

hello everyone

I'm asking for an advice through email but I didn't receive any feedback. Is it correct to ask this? " Please give us advise with regards to my question."

 

[YAMATO2201]

Is it correct to ask this? " Please give us advise with regards to my question."

No, "advise" is a verb.

Please help me with my question.

Could you please help me with my question?

 

[DEVILSCOFFIN]

Hi

"Please give us advice with regards to my question." Is it okay now?

 

[jutfrank]

Post #2 is trying to help you with your question. Use the advice given there.

 

[Rover_KE]

Forget about 'advice' and use plain English – as YAMATO showed you:


Please help me with my question.

Could you please help me with my question?

 

[Roman55]

I'm asking for an advice through email

And, for when you do use advice, we never say an advice. It should be just advice or a piece of advice.

 

[DEVILSCOFFIN]

hello,

Is this correct? "Could you give me advice to my question?" or " Could you give me a piece of advice to my question?"

 

[GoesStation]

hello,

Is this correct? "Could you give me advice to my question?" or " Could you give me a piece of advice to my question?"

No. You can ask for advice or a piece of advice about something. If you ask Could you give me a piece of advice about my question? you aren't asking for the answer; you're asking for a better way to write the question.

Never put a space after an opening quotation mark.