- advise
- recommend
- suggest
- propose
- urge
- counsel
- persuade
Advice verbs can be used in a variety of contexts, such as:
- Giving personal advice: _I would advise you to take a break from social media._
- Providing professional advice: _I would recommend that you invest in a diversified portfolio._
- Making a suggestion: _I suggest we go to the movies tonight._
- Proposing a solution: _I propose that we create a task force to address the problem._
- Urging someone to take action: _I urge you to contact your representatives and express your concerns._
- Counseling someone to seek help: _I would counsel you to seek professional help for your anxiety._
- Persuading someone to do something: _I would like to persuade you to come to our meeting._
Advice verbs can be followed by a variety of structures, such as:
- An infinitive: _I advise you to take a break from social media._
- A gerund: _I would recommend that you investing in a diversified portfolio._
- A clause: _I suggest that we go to the movies tonight._
- A noun: _I propose that we create a task force to address the problem._
- An adverb: _I urge you to contact your representatives and express your concerns._
- A prepositional phrase: _I would counsel you to seek professional help for your anxiety._
The choice of structure depends on the specific advice verb and the speaker's intended meaning.