Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to change a noun to a verb [title] Use " advise " rather than " advice. [step] " as there is only one letter that's different, mixing up " advice " and " advise " is a common mistake even for native speakers. If you're using the verb form of the word, use " advise " instead of " advice.

Ending1: " [substeps] It's really just a word like " advise " in english. As a result, most native speakers associate only " advise " with a verb. Ending2: " [substeps] For example, the sentence, " the teacher adviced the students on their plans for college " is incorrect. Instead, you should write, " the teacher advised the students on their plans for college. Ending3: " [substeps] For example, in terms of " trying to do something, " " try something new " and " modify something with " is one of the " advice " conjunctions. " [title] Reverse the format of the sentence. Ending4: " [substeps] In english, this refers to the beginning of the noun, rather than describing the noun. Therefore, if you're using the noun form of the word, " aid, " it would be " advise.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4