Seek your advice

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I seek your advice".

In facing this decision, I seek your advice and opinion.

Mr Speaker, can I seek your advice on how I can express my deep sorrow for something the prime minister referred to earlier?

He wrote: "Before I submit my name to Fifa and formalise my candidacy – if I do – and as your president it is my obligation and duty to seek your advice and opinion".

"The fact is you are my very best friend, I tell you everything, I confide in you, I seek your advice, I love you, care about you, worry about you, we laugh and cry together," the letter said, as Mr. Edis read it in court.

In a letter to Iain McNicol about McDonnell, Emma Reynolds said that as well as formally complaining: "I would also like to seek your advice as to whether, in setting up this parallel organisation and working with members of other political parties, he is breaking any of the party's rules or the PLP code of conduct".

"I was just seeking your advice," the diner, Lisa Wihebrink, 43, said, leaning in toward Ms. Long Thompson, whom she later acknowledged she had never heard of before.

If the question had come instead from the junior colleague, seeking your advice as a friend, you could — and should — discuss the perils of her working closely with the (married) object of her affections.

There's your dog, your best friend and that hilarious co-worker who always seeks your advice.

Your boss, colleague, spouse, friend, etc., is really stressed about an upcoming event and continuously seeks your advice and reassurance about it.

In the coming year, I will continue to reach out and seek your good advice.