The doctor advise _____ not____eat candy A.doctor/x            B.patient/do            C.do/to           D.patient/to

C.do/to

In this sentence, "The doctor advises ___ not ___ eat candy," we need to fill in the blanks with the correct words that complete the sentence meaningfully.

- The first blank requires a subject that the advice is directed towards. Given the context of the sentence, a patient would be the one receiving advice from the doctor. Therefore, "patient" fits appropriately.

- The second blank is used before an action (verb) to indicate what the patient should not do. The phrase "not eat" indicates a directive against eating candy. In English, we typically use the infinitive form of a verb after "advise," which would be "to eat."

When we combine these explanations, the correct choice that completes the sentence meaningfully is "patient/to." Thus, the filled-in sentence reads: "The doctor advises the patient not to eat candy."