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1. I blew out the candles on the birthday cake.
2. I blew out the candle lights on the birthday cake.
3. I blew out the candlelights on the birthday cake.
[Which expression is grammatical? Can we use all of them? Which one is commonly used?]
2. I blew out the candle lights on the birthday cake.
3. I blew out the candlelights on the birthday cake.
[Which expression is grammatical? Can we use all of them? Which one is commonly used?]
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Only #1 is used.
2 is redundant, and 3 is a misuse of "candlelight." Here's how to use "candlelight."
The memorial service was held in candlelight.
The candlelight service for Joe's mother was lovely.
2 is redundant, and 3 is a misuse of "candlelight." Here's how to use "candlelight."
The memorial service was held in candlelight.
The candlelight service for Joe's mother was lovely.
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