0Hello. Will you check these?02br 02br 00No.102br 02br 00M: I love this season of the year.02br 02br 00F: Sure, but doesn't it cause your allergies?02br 02br 00M: I have no allergies now. I started getting allergy shots.02br 02br 00 Q. Can I also say "agglergy"? Is a plural form better?02br 02br 00No.2 At Karate school02br 02br 00M: Drop your hips. Right. And don't hunch. Throw your chest out.02br 02br 00F: Well...is this OK?02br 02br 00M: Quite right. Then your punches will be stronger.02br 02br 00 If you know better expressions, will you tell me? Thank you.0-
Top answer
0I assume "agglergy" was a falling-on-the-keyboard incident. The use of plural and singular in "I have no allergies now. 02br 02br 00Suggest headings should read "No.
— Mr Wordy
Free · every Monday
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
0I assume "agglergy" was a falling-on-the-keyboard incident. The use of plural and singular in "I have no allergies now. I started getting allergy shots." is fine.02br 02br 00Punches are usually "harder" rather than "stronger".02br 02br 00Suggest headings should read "No. 1" and "No. 2: At karate school".02br 02br 00Otherwise this all l
0I can't see anything wrong with "stronger punch" - if we are talking about the power involved.02br 00We can have weaker/stronger punch02br 00or02br 00softer/harder punch = the force of the punch0-