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Two and two is/are four - WordReference Forums : The calculation, {Two plus two}, is equal to four. -> another possibility Two five s are equal to ten. <- note plural subject {Two times five} is equal to ten. -> {Two times five} is a single action/idea. [The mutiplication,] {Two times five} is equal to ten. -> another possibility However, in real life, you will read and hear both is and are.
Four to the floor - WordReference Forums : "Four to the floor" est un terme de DJ, voici comment la définit le "urban dictionary" : Four to the floor is a common beat pattern usually found in House music. Its a drum beat accompanied by a heavy base line, and maybe a looped sample of jazz, funk, or disco usually..The basic backbone of most dance music.
Two and two four. - WordReference Forums : There has been several contradiction and opinions for below given statement. Two and Two makes or make four. Which would be correct?
We have four people in our family. | WordReference Forums : I'm trying to put a Japanese sentence into English. It's a stand-alone sentence, without context. The following are what I have made. 1. There are four people in my family. 2. We have four people in our family. I think #1 is natural English. How about #2?
two thousand and four / two thousand four - WordReference Forums : Hi people. this time I'm trying to figure out how to pronounce the years. Fon instance: 2001, 2004. Two thousand and four or just Two thousand?
A four year/years old - WordReference Forums : Hi Faramarz, a four-year-old, assuming you mean a phrase to describe someone who is four years old. Four tells us how many, year tells us the unit or item being counted. A three-storey building, a double-track railway. It's always best to provide a full sentence, and context (in this case, what do you want to describe with your phrase). Otherwise a couple of words strung together are meaningless.
d'ici (à) + indication de temps (durée, heure, date, etc.) - d'ici (à ... : Bonjour ou bonsoir, Les réponses sont complètes et claires, mais j'ajoute tout de même cette page de la BDL. Je suis portée à dire d'ici à demain, Noël, septembre, etc. Mais je dis d'ici le 15 août, d'ici trois semaines/deux ans. J'enlève le à si la phrase comprend un chiffre.
Five, four, three, two, one, lift off! | WordReference Forums : ¡Hola a todos! Quisiera saber cuál sería la palabra adecuada para lift-off en el contexto de un lanzamiento de un cohete. Por ejemplo, empieza la cueta atrás: Cinco, cuatro, tres, dos, uno... lift-off! ¿Sería desplegue, lanzamiento, o... ? Muchas gracias de antemano por su ayuda :D
every four hours and a half - WordReference Forums : Hello, Can we use 'every four hours and a half' to describe how often someone has to do something? e.g. Our drivers have to take a break every four hours and a half. I'd appreciate your help.
I have been/gone to America four times | WordReference Forums : Hello, as far as I know is correct: I have been to America four times. But in my opinion is incorrect: I have gone to America four times. How do you think about this? Thanks in advance!