Rule V:   American ise-verbs

	V.	Abbreviation:	ise
		Description:	No change of "ise" to "ize" for American verbs. Normally all verbs that end on "ise" are built in American English with "ize" (e.g. to summarise => he summarizes). Some verbs (see list of American ise-verbs) however are excepted from this.
		Example verb:	6.	to advise
		Application:	-	the verb ends on "ise"
			-	Verbtime: the verb must be stored in the list of ise-verbs

		Validity:	Present:	all forms
			Past:	all forms
			Imperative:	all forms
			Present Participle:	always
			Past Participle:	always
		Examples:	Past:	"he advises", not "he advizes"
			Present Participle:	"advising", not "advizing"
			Past Participle:	"advised", not "advized"

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also see:

Verb-irregularities - overview