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Thread: an eye Vs eyes
- 10-Apr-2011, 04:17 #1
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an eye Vs eyes I saw the sign
Keep an eye on your property.
Could I say
Keep eyes on your property.
(As we have a pair of eyes)
- 10-Apr-2011, 06:54 #2
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Teacher Re: an eye Vs eyes You could say, "Keep your eyes on your property".
Originally Posted by six6 
- 10-Apr-2011, 06:56 #3
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Re: an eye Vs eyes *Not a teacher
Keep an eye on is an idiom. You use it as it is. However, I "keep your eyes on smth" doesn't seem wrong to me, but I'd rather use the idiom.
Edit: bhaisahab was faster than me.
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