Practise. Always just think of advise vs advice

You advise someone, when you're actually doing something. Like practising something.

Whereas you get advice when you're getting a Thing. Like when you get some practice at something.

Posted By: Tricky Hawes on March 9th 2015 at 14:54:00

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grammar help please... is it Better practise your dance or (General Chat) - Pixelman, Mar 9, 14:40:02
- driving license or licence (n/m) (General Chat) - Jumbo1, Mar 9, 19:45:34
- cheers all wrothopedia! (n/m) (General Chat) - Pixelman, Mar 9, 15:03:34
- I hope this helps (General Chat) - norway, Mar 9, 15:00:42
- Practise. Always just think of advise vs advice (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Mar 9, 14:54:00
  - Oh, everyone did it before me. Sorry. (n/m) (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Mar 9, 14:54:37
- eh? (n/m) (General Chat) - pants, Mar 9, 14:45:49
  - pixelman needs some dancing advise (n/m) (General Chat) - Tombs, Mar 9, 14:47:46
    - I like to smash it out, full blast. If you get the right moves (General Chat) - pants, Mar 9, 14:51:00
- Practise (General Chat) - yarmyyarmy, Mar 9, 14:42:01
  - cheers ears! (n/m) (General Chat) - Pixelman, Mar 9, 15:02:18
  - u lot wana stp chatin shit on the internet. U'll get rekt (n/m) (General Chat) - pants, Mar 9, 14:46:54
  - haha, I was about to use the same example (General Chat) - Brandonio, Mar 9, 14:45:07

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