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#21 08-Sep-2014, 19:59Re: Wind or Windy?
yes it is a subject so must be wind
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#22 18-Sep-2014, 10:58
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#23 19-Sep-2014, 17:07Re: Wind or Windy?
That's not the same. It's a noun here, not an adjective.
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#24 21-Sep-2014, 20:09Re: Wind or Windy?
Here wind is a correct word.
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#25 16-Oct-2014, 09:30Re: Wind or Windy?
Wind is a noun. Windy is an adjective. In your sentence, you are talking about something, an object, so it's "wind".
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#26 09-Nov-2014, 08:35Re: Wind or Windy?
I chose "wind" because it sounds natural.
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#27 24-Jan-2015, 07:43Re: Wind or Windy?
Wind because it is a noun
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#28 12-Feb-2015, 14:39Re: Wind or Windy?
absolutly wind ,
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#29 16-Jul-2015, 05:10
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Strong windy blowing
who would say that
that Of course wind.
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#30 23-Jul-2015, 14:29Re: Wind or Windy?
One can imagine a girl named Windy, who is strong.
Excuse me please. There is a strong Windy blowing on the door. May I let her in, sir?
Though grammatically correct, looks like a funny sort of nonsense.
Fortunately, we haven't got Windy as a person's name among the options.
Last edited by Weaver67; 23-Jul-2015 at 14:36.
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