Asked by rfvv
1. How does the musical pipe make a sound?
2. How does the musical pipe make sounds?
3. How does the musical pipe make the sound?
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Can we use all the expressions?
What is the difference between 'a sound' and 'sounds'? Does a sound mean one sound? Or is 'a sound' in generic use? Is 'sounds' in generic use as well?
2. How does the musical pipe make sounds?
3. How does the musical pipe make the sound?
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Can we use all the expressions?
What is the difference between 'a sound' and 'sounds'? Does a sound mean one sound? Or is 'a sound' in generic use? Is 'sounds' in generic use as well?
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
I’d use 1 and 2, but not 3 (unless it’s referring to a particular note).
“A sound” seems to be referring to one musical note, while “sounds” refers to multiple notes, perhaps even a whole song.
“A sound” seems to be referring to one musical note, while “sounds” refers to multiple notes, perhaps even a whole song.
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