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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Heavy
Context: Describing wind
It is heavy wind.
It is terrible wind.
Which one is the suitable? or Can you suggest anything else as suitable?
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kumenglish It is a heavy wind. It is a terrible wind. Both are OK (with 'a'), but both "a high wind" and "a strong wind" occur more often than "a heavy wind".
- kumenglish It is a heavy wind.
- It is a terrible wind.
- Both are OK (with 'a'), but both "a high wind" and "a strong wind" occur more often than "a heavy wind".
- CJ
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kumenglishIt is a heavy wind. It is a terrible wind.
Both are OK (with 'a'), but both "a high wind" and "a strong wind" occur more often than "a heavy wind".
CJ
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