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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Breeze as a noun. Is there a plural form like breezes and if so do i use many or much to describe it?

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" "Much" would be used to describe the uncountable noun. " (uncountable)

  • " "Much" would be used to describe the uncountable noun.
  • " (uncountable)
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Yes, the plural is "breezes, and would be described by "many."

"Much" would be used to describe the uncountable noun. However, it's a bit uncommon, because when the breeze becomes "much," we usually call it "wind."

"a gentle breeze" (countable)
"The wind is ferocious!" (uncountable)
"During April, we usually have many gentle breezes." (countable)
"The breeze start
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Breeze can be a noun or verb. The plural of the noun is "breezes".
It is a countable noun, so "many breezes" is correct.

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