is the following sentence grammatically correct?

2013-07-22 7:45 pm
You are like a guidance to me. You are always there to support me and give me advices when I need help.

回答 (7)

2013-07-23 12:09 am
✔ 最佳答案
There's no such thing as a guidance, because guidance is a verb, not a noun.
You could say "You have always given me guidance."
You could say "You have always been my guide."

But you can't say, You are like a guidance.

Just a minor point - advice doesn't get an 's'. The word advice works for singular and plural.
2013-07-22 7:47 pm
I think it's just "advice" and not "adviceS"
2013-07-22 7:50 pm
No, "advices" should not be plural.
2013-07-24 2:17 pm
While the word 'guidance' can be used as a noun, it is not usually used in such a context. A better word would be guide.

The word advice is not used in plural form. It should just be '...give me advice when...'
2013-07-23 11:43 pm
ummm no. but try this;
"You guide me & are always there to give me support & advice when i need help."
2013-07-22 7:51 pm
No it isn't.

You are like a mentor to me; you are always there providing support and giving advice when I need help.
2013-07-22 7:47 pm
I would edit it myself to "You are my guiding light. You are always there to support me and counsel me when I need it most."


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