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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Strong winds
If I wanted to say that we were expecting strong winds and then I would like to add that the winds kicked in at night, would I still stick to the plural form or would I just say:"The forecast predicted that Austria would be struck by strong winds today but the wind(s) kicked in at night."
It's probably a stupid question and I'd go with the plural form but I need some assurance.
Thank you.
Yesterday 3:55 pmTop answer
Ann225 It's probably a stupid question Not at all. Ann225 I'd go with the plural form but I need some assurance. Either is OK, but I would use the uncountable form just for variety.
- Ann225 It's probably a stupid question Not at all.
- Ann225 I'd go with the plural form but I need some assurance.
- Either is OK, but I would use the uncountable form just for variety.
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Ann225It's probably a stupid question
Not at all.
Ann225I'd go with the plural form but I need some assurance.
Either is OK, but I would use the uncountable form just for variety.
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