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Difference between opinion and advice



 
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Difference between opinion and advice #1 (permalink) Sun Jul 03, 2005 22:11 pm   Difference between opinion and advice
 

Test No. errors/inter-2 "Between the lines", question 8

I did exactly what you suggested, took your opinion and applied for promotion.

(a) did exactly
(b) suggested
(c) opinion
(d) applied

Test No. errors/inter-2 "Between the lines", answer 8

I did exactly what you suggested, took your advice and applied for promotion.

Correct entry: advice
The error was: (c) opinion

You have not found the error.
I did exactly what you suggested, took your opinion and applied for promotion.
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why can not use opinion?
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Difference between opinion and advice #2 (permalink) Mon Jul 04, 2005 8:18 am   Difference between opinion and advice
 

This word means what you think. You need advice here because the other person is looking for help and not someone's thoughts.
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