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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

A kiss/kisses

Let me give you a kiss.

Is a kiss just one kiss or several serise of kiss?
I heard someone using kisses, but you also say "I hear a ding" to mean seveal dinging sound.

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onizo you also say "I hear a ding" to mean seveal dinging sound. I don't. A kiss is a singular kiss, though I am told by people who indulge in this activity that one does tend to lead to another.

— Fivejedjon

  • onizo you also say "I hear a ding" to mean seveal dinging sound.
  • I don't.
  • A kiss is a singular kiss, though I am told by people who indulge in this activity that one does tend to lead to another.
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onizoyou also say "I hear a ding" to mean seveal dinging sound.
I don't.

A kiss is a singular kiss, though I am told by people who indulge in this activity that one does tend to lead to another.
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