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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

"Waters" Usage In A Sentence.

Hi all,

In this forum I read the following:

As the waters
Under a ruined mill

I google it and find out that it's correct to use waters in some contexts even though water is an uncountable noun.

I'd like to know some examples on how to use "waters" correctly in sentences.



Thank you

  

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anonymous I google it Don't do that. You will find mostly bad information. anonymous I'd like to know some examples on how to use "waters" correctly in sentences.

— Anonymous

  • anonymous I google it Don't do that.
  • You will find mostly bad information.
  • anonymous I'd like to know some examples on how to use "waters" correctly in sentences.
  • There are sharks in these waters.
  • (in this area of the sea) The Downs lie in English waters.
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anonymousI google it

Don't do that. You will find mostly bad information.

anonymousI'd like to know some examples on how to use "waters" correctly in sentences.

There are sharks in these waters. (in this area of the sea)

The Downs lie in English waters. (that belong to England)

The nobility used to go t

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