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Tinanam0102 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Breathe or Breath

Hi teachers,

Quote: "So cold that breathe condenses and skin freezes in seconds"

Is "breathe" a typo for "breath" a noun? [Can you please correct my sentence question?]

Thank you

TN

  

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'To breathe' is a verb, whilst 'a breath' is a noun. "So cold that breath condenses and skin freezes in seconds" It must've been a typo. G

— Gavriel

  • 'To breathe' is a verb, whilst 'a breath' is a noun.
  • "So cold that breath condenses and skin freezes in seconds" It must've been a typo.
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'To breathe' is a verb, whilst 'a breath' is a noun.

"So cold that breath condenses and skin freezes in seconds"

It must've been a typo.

G

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