heights

[Unregistered]

hi there,


should i use 'height' or 'heights' in the following sentence:

Throwing objects from height OR heights is a crime.

simon

[Teia]

hi there,


should i use 'height' or 'heights' in the following sentence:

Throwing objects from height OR heights is a crime.

simon

Throwing objects from heights is a crime.- correct
Heights throwing objects is a crime - correct
Throwing objects from any height can cause serious harm.- correct

[Anglika]

correct
Heights throwing objects is a crime - correct

I don't think this is correct - what exactly would it mean?


Another way of saying this:

Throwing objects from a height is dangerous/a crime.

[Teia]

I don't think this is correct - what exactly would it mean?


Another way of saying this:

Throwing objects from a height is dangerous/a crime.

I think I`ve read it in a newspaper as a headline. I guess I should have used it only as a kind of title, with no other grammar constructions following :

Throwing objects from heights [not heights throwing objects as I said]