What did she roll?

It seems feasible, but a context for the sentence would help.

Thanks Feebs. I just wanted to make sure there is more than one answer to the question.

a dice die or any number from 1 to 6 assuming one dice die was rolled.

die is singular.
dice is plural.

CJ

CalifJima dice die or any number from 1 to 6 assuming one dice die was rolled.

die is singular.
dice is plural.

Hi,
my dictionary says that "die" is singular and "dice" is plural, but many people say "dice" instead of "die", so it's "dice" in the

Hi,

{ 'Dice' is commonly said, however, instead of 'die'. }

She rolled her eyes.

She rolled her car.

She rolled a cigarette.

She rolled her hips.

She rolled her umbrella.

Best wishes, Clive

Kooyeen

CalifJima dice die or any number from 1 to 6 assuming one dice die was rolled.

die is singular.
dice is plural.

Hi,
my dictionary says that "die" is singular and "dice" is plural, but many people say "dice" instead

"die" is singular and "dice" is plural, but many people say "dice" instead of "die", so it's "dice" in the plural singular too.

A lot of people make that mistake. But one dice sounds like one mice to my ear, i.e., like one tables or one chairs.

CJ

CalifJim

"die" is singular and "dice" is plural, but many people say "dice" instead of "die", so it's "dice" in the plural singular too.

A lot of people make that mistake. But one dice sounds like one mice to my ear, i.e., like one tables or one chairs.

According t

So what's the British translation of the famous quote of Julius Caesar, Alea jacta est?

The dice is cast. ???

CJ

Thank you Jim. I think I'll use "die", although I don't like it very much... I'd prefer dice. I mean, if I want to offer a die to someone. do I have to say "Do you wanna die?"... Hmmm, LOL.