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pilarmham
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Two questions
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Could you telm me the correct form?: irregular verb quiz or irregular verbs quiz?
My second question is: is it correct to say happiness � whereabouts? Or happiness �s whereabouts? Or does it sound strange altogether? Is there a better way to wonder about where one can find happiness?
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29 Mar 2014
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Apodo
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Irregular verb quiz sounds the best to me, but the plural wouldn �t be incorrect.
It would have to be happiness �s whereabouts...but that �s a bit of a mouthful (hard to say) & I would probably say it another way. It depends on the context.
The whereabouts of happiness. People seek happiness in many places. Where can happiness be found? Finding happiness. Seeking happiness. |
29 Mar 2014
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joy2bill
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Generally when a noun is used as an adjective it loses the �s �. So we get three-year-old girl not three-years-old girl. So I would go for irregular verb quiz based on that theory. |
29 Mar 2014
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Apodo
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Irregular verb quiz sounds the best to me, but the plural wouldn �t be incorrect.
It would have to be happiness �s whereabouts...but that �s a bit of a mouthful (hard to say) & I would probably say it another way. It depends on the context.
The whereabouts of happiness. People seek happiness in many places. Where can happiness be found? Finding happiness. Seeking happiness. |
29 Mar 2014
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