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sudden movement and collisions vs sudden movements and collisions

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Sudden movement and collisions' is correct when referring to a single sudden movement that leads to collisions, while 'sudden movements and collisions' is correct when talking about multiple sudden movements and collisions.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 614 views

sudden movement and collisions

This phrase is correct when referring to a single sudden movement that results in collisions.

This phrase is used when describing a situation where a single sudden movement leads to collisions.
  • Consequently the onions do not remain in place and are more vulnerable to sudden movements and deterioration.
  • I ask that you do not make any sudden movements and do exactly as I say.
  • The purpose of this amendment is therefore to prevent sudden movements and the risk of deterioration when the product is handled a number of times.
  • Sudden noise, sudden movement, any disturbance triggers paroxysms, seizures...
  • Any sudden movement, and the device will go off.
  • I would advise against any sudden movement right now, Julien.
  • Sudden movement disorder could be a symptom of Huntington's.
  • That is, any sudden movement.
  • But the appearance of an apparition and the sudden movement of objects just don't occur simultaneously.
  • I'm trying not to make any sudden movements.
  • Any sudden movement will be interpreted as aggression.
  • No sudden movements, no aggressive actions.
  • Any sudden movements can cause... (phone ringing)
  • No sudden movements - let him get used to your voice.
  • No sudden movements, all right?
  • 'Cause if you are not, I am compelled to inform you that any sudden movement is, as a rule, strongly discouraged.
  • Any sudden movement could put his life at risk
  • You won't want to make any sudden movements when they enter.
  • He has to be attracted to jumping, kicking, Or sudden movements in the water Or maybe even somebody with a cut.
  • Or sudden movements in the water Or maybe even somebody with a cut.

Alternatives:

  • a sudden movement that causes collisions

sudden movements and collisions

This phrase is correct when talking about multiple sudden movements and collisions.

This phrase is used when discussing various sudden movements and the resulting collisions.
  • Consequently the onions do not remain in place and are more vulnerable to sudden movements and deterioration.
  • I ask that you do not make any sudden movements and do exactly as I say.
  • The purpose of this amendment is therefore to prevent sudden movements and the risk of deterioration when the product is handled a number of times.
  • Sudden noise, sudden movement, any disturbance triggers paroxysms, seizures...
  • Any sudden movement, and the device will go off.
  • I would advise against any sudden movement right now, Julien.
  • Sudden movement disorder could be a symptom of Huntington's.
  • That is, any sudden movement.
  • But the appearance of an apparition and the sudden movement of objects just don't occur simultaneously.
  • I'm trying not to make any sudden movements.
  • Any sudden movement will be interpreted as aggression.
  • No sudden movements, no aggressive actions.
  • Any sudden movements can cause... (phone ringing)
  • No sudden movements - let him get used to your voice.
  • No sudden movements, all right?
  • 'Cause if you are not, I am compelled to inform you that any sudden movement is, as a rule, strongly discouraged.
  • Any sudden movement could put his life at risk
  • You won't want to make any sudden movements when they enter.
  • He has to be attracted to jumping, kicking, Or sudden movements in the water Or maybe even somebody with a cut.
  • Or sudden movements in the water Or maybe even somebody with a cut.

Alternatives:

  • multiple sudden movements and collisions

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