Another awesome post @davidbright, excellent subject matter too lol.
Just for your information (hahaha, disclaimer: amusement purposes only) Ludicris shows you how to properly "warm up" prior to singing...
Suggested corrections:
"I would advice we do this once in a while, it will really help improve our health." that should be "advise" David...I would advise you to listen to this advice lol, prime example for you and the distiction...
"I thought about this severally, but I couldn't come up with anything else" did you mean "severely?" as in studied it hard with careful attention?
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😂 😂 😂 😂... That video got to me.. 😂.. Thanks for sharing..
For the correction, this is the first time I'm coming across advise used in such manner. I've always known it to be advice. Guess I will have to do a research about it...
Thanks all the same.. I appreciate
Advise is a verb, to advise someone of your advice (advice is a noun), as in a piece of advice; let me give you a piece of advice or some advice; it is used as a noun! Research away hahahaha, then go practice warming up for your singing lol!!! Video or it didn't happen hahahahahaha!
Thanks so much for this.. I'll definitely put this to heart..
I'm already practicing my warm ups.. Its happening.