The phrase "advise you to read" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that someone should read something for their benefit or knowledge.
Example: "I advise you to read the latest report before making a decision."
Alternatives: "recommend you to read" or "suggest you read".
I strongly advise you to read Things That Are.
I advise you to read Tyler Cowen's new e-book, "The Great Stagnation," in which he argues that Americans have already picked the low-hanging economic fruit and now face an entirely set of difficult decisions.
It's quite a hefty topic to discuss fully here and in itself is probably another blog for another day but I would certainly advise you to read this article on 9to5mac.com.
While the vast publicity machine supporting the Da Vinci book would advise you to read the book and see the movie and play the game based on it, I have a different suggestion: read the book, then play the game that isn't based on it.
Happy that it's on today, though, because it gives me the perfect excuse to quote New Yorker writer Anthony Lane, who said: "Beach volleyball is to proper volleyball what Elvis's movies are to Elvis's music," among 5,000-odd 5,000-oddds othere Games that I advise you to read.
Before you jump to the conclusion that your social circles are immune from this frightening phenomenon, I advise you to read some of the unforeseen, high-profile cases covered in many media mediums.
There's no point in advising you to read because you wouldn't be a writer unless you were already a reader, would you?
But let's not get too relaxed…For a sobering look at what is happening in the credit-profligate People's Republic, Cassandra advises you to read an excellent article in the China section of The World in 2012 and then to listen to Carl Walter, an investment banker in Beijing, who shared his thoughts on China's future at The World in 2012 festival in New York.
So when you read this book, if you too feel that Huntsman sounds too good to be true, I advise you to keep reading.
And if you've not finished Arkham Knight, or at least got a fair way into its main plot, I'd advise you to stop reading now and come back once you're further in.
Now, if you're one of those who just hates or distrusts polling in general, then I would advise you to stop reading right now, because the rest of this column is only going to annoy you.
