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I understand advice is a noun while advise is a verb. Advise is the act of giving advice. Despite knowing what they mean, I am still confuse how to use them correctly.

I came across this sentence which is written by someone who is very learned in English. They wrote:

He delivers top notch advise and service.

If I were to write this, I will use advice instead.

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On another part of the article, they use advise as follow:

They are meticulous in their service and advise!

I will probably write it as below:

They are meticulous with their service and advice!

In the above examples, can you correct me on why advise is use and not advice?

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Advise is the verb while Advice is the noun. (Source)

He advised me to eat properly.
He earns by giving relationship advice.

I think that your versions are correct, and the original ones are wrong. It might have been a typing mistake or such.

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    Thanks. I wasn't very confident with the usage of these two words and often doubt myself. Most likely an autocorrect or typo on their part.
    – Organic Heart
    Jul 30, 2019 at 3:56

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