Correct answer is: ❓ Explanation: The word advice is an uncountable noun that means guidance, recommendations, or suggestions given to help someone make good decisions or solve a problem. Doctors, teachers, parents, and experts often give advice based on their knowledge and experience. Because advice is uncountable, we do not say "advices." If you want to talk about more than one suggestion, you can say "pieces of advice" or "some advice." In this sentence, "The doctor gave useful advice," the doctor provided helpful recommendations about the patient's health, treatment, or lifestyle. Following good medical advice can help prevent illness, improve recovery, and maintain a healthy life. Doctors may advise patients about taking medicine correctly, eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, getting enough sleep, and attending regular health checkups. It is also important to understand the difference between advice and advise: * Advice (noun) = guidance or recommendations. * Advise (verb) = to give guidance or recommendations. Example Sentences: The doctor gave useful advice about maintaining a healthy lifestyle. My teacher gave me some valuable advice before the examination. The doctor advised the patient to drink more water and get enough rest. Why the other options are incorrect? ❌ B) advices = Incorrect because advice is an uncountable noun and has no plural form. ❌ C) advising = A verb form that does not fit after gave in this sentence. ❌ D) advise = A verb meaning "to give advice," but the sentence requires a noun. Learning the difference between commonly confused words like advice and advise will improve your grammar, writing, and speaking skills. Practice using new vocabulary in complete sentences every day to become a more confident English speaker. #EnglishPlanet #LearnEnglish #EnglishVocabulary #DailyEnglishQuiz #englishgrammar @BBC Learning English @TikTok Indonesia @TikTok Creative Experts @For You House ⍟ @Khabane lame @TIKTOK MASHUP 2026 @MrBeast @Mr Bean - @englishplanet786