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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"sky" & "skies"
Hi,
Would you explain to me that when the word "sky" has its plural form "skies"?
Kindly make some examples for me and explain the usage.
Thanks a lot
Would you explain to me that when the word "sky" has its plural form "skies"?
Kindly make some examples for me and explain the usage.
Thanks a lot
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Hi. Welcome to English Forums. It happens to be a variable noun.
- Hi.
- Welcome to English Forums.
- It happens to be a variable noun.
- Once it's true, it can be both plural and singular.
- Skies is more poetic and I would rather use only singular form, although it's just preference.
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Hi. Welcome to English Forums.
It happens to be a variable noun. Once it's true, it can be both plural and singular. Skies is more poetic and I would rather use only singular form, although it's just preference. Sky can mean "a cloud", but now it is dated.
It happens to be a variable noun. Once it's true, it can be both plural and singular. Skies is more poetic and I would rather use only singular form, although it's just preference. Sky can mean "a cloud", but now it is dated.
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