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it is no suprise to see vs it is no suprised to see

The correct phrase is "it is no surprise to see." The word "surprise" should be used as a noun in this context, not as a verb. The phrase is commonly used in English to express that something is expected or not shocking.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 837 views

it is no suprise to see

This phrase is incorrect. The word "surprise" should be used as a noun, not a verb.

Incorrect usage. The correct form is "it is no surprise to see."
  • But I am happy to see you, that was a great suprise.
  • You only have to see the trouble-free streets of Jerusalem to see what...
  • Jim was glad to see Jules and to see that Catherine left him cold.
  • I do not expect big suprises but verification should be made and on that basis we will see how Malta can best be incorporated in the further accession preparations.
  • Waiting to see Derek have a stroke.
  • Naomi Ceaver here to see Director Kendrick.
  • SVU detectives tend to see women as victims.
  • I'm actually here to see Erin.
  • Hope's obviously excited to see her second therapist.
  • Clients like to see partner hours.
  • You won't live to see another.
  • To see what your actions wrought.
  • Sorry you had to see that mixed metaphor.
  • Interesting to see for myself tomorrow.
  • I used to see Eddie once a week at the probation offices.
  • Your probation officer came to see me.
  • To see who this woman really is.
  • Sorry to see the commissioner resign.
  • Cousin Jolitorax, fearfully pleased to see you.
  • I'm here to see Kate.

it is no suprised to see

This phrase is incorrect. The word "surprised" should be used as a verb, not an adjective.

Incorrect usage. The correct form is "it is no surprise to see."
  • In fact I wouldn't be a bit suprised to find out, When in the mornin' when I woke up that you're strung up to a tree.
  • You only have to see the trouble-free streets of Jerusalem to see what...
  • Jim was glad to see Jules and to see that Catherine left him cold.
  • Waiting to see Derek have a stroke.
  • Naomi Ceaver here to see Director Kendrick.
  • SVU detectives tend to see women as victims.
  • I'm actually here to see Erin.
  • Hope's obviously excited to see her second therapist.
  • Clients like to see partner hours.
  • You won't live to see another.
  • To see what your actions wrought.
  • Sorry you had to see that mixed metaphor.
  • Interesting to see for myself tomorrow.
  • I used to see Eddie once a week at the probation offices.
  • Your probation officer came to see me.
  • To see who this woman really is.
  • Sorry to see the commissioner resign.
  • Cousin Jolitorax, fearfully pleased to see you.
  • I'm here to see Kate.
  • 10 is too young to see such things.

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