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I chose "wind" because I consider it a subject here, not an adjective...
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#1 21-Sep-2011, 09:59Wind or Windy?
Which is the correct answer?
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#2 02-Dec-2011, 09:14
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#3 04-Dec-2011, 01:16Re: Wind or Windy?
Noun?
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I chose "wind" because I consider it a subject here, not an adjective...
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#4 05-Dec-2011, 07:36Re: Wind or Windy?
Sorry, yes a noun.
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#5 05-Jan-2012, 22:28Re: Wind or Windy?
Wind Absolutely Originally Posted by Tdol
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#6 10-Jan-2012, 06:27Re: Wind or Windy?
I went with the windy. Must be bad for me.
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#7 16-Feb-2012, 02:04Re: Wind or Windy?
I chose "wind" because it sounds more natural! ;)
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#8 17-Feb-2012, 21:36Re: Wind or Windy?
I chose " wind" because it is " blowing"
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#9 06-Apr-2012, 12:21Re: Wind or Windy?
Because "wind" is a noun while "windy" is an adjective.
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#10 20-Apr-2012, 11:22Re: Wind or Windy?
wind. wind blowing.
