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what a nice gardens vs what nice gardens

The correct phrase is "What nice gardens?". The word "nice" is an adjective that does not require an article like "a" before it. Therefore, the phrase without the article is the correct and commonly used form.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 781 views

what a nice gardens

This phrase is incorrect. The article "a" should not be used before the adjective "nice" in this context.

The correct phrase is "What nice gardens?" when expressing admiration for multiple pleasant gardens.
  • I thought it'd make a nice garden scene.
  • You got a nice garden, Mrs. givens.
  • We'll make a nice garden on his grave.
  • I'll get a larger house, with a pool, a garage and a nice garden.
  • Nice garden you've got, sir.
  • AND IT'S NOT TOO BUILT UP, SO YOU CAN HAVE A NICE GARDEN.
  • Got a nice little communal garden here.
  • He defecated in a nice old man's garden.
  • You know, I had a nice, little garden there.
  • [Libby] I will need a safe house. I know the house. Little, nice rose garden.
  • To make our garden nice for the Association Day.
  • When there was a woman in the house, the garden was nice but now it's...
  • There's her old life, gardens at Nice, jewels... ...of course, music and conversation.
  • - What a nice, quiet study, Your Excellency.
  • - Your Majesty, what a nice surprise.
  • - David, what a nice surprise.
  • We both said what a nice couple we thought you were.
  • What a nice way to end things.
  • What a nice surprise for Mary.
  • Barry's always saying what a nice family Ginger has.

what nice gardens

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. The adjective "nice" does not require an article before it in this context.

Use this phrase when expressing admiration for multiple pleasant gardens without the need for an article before the adjective.
  • I thought it'd make a nice garden scene.
  • You got a nice garden, Mrs. givens.
  • Nice garden you've got, sir.
  • We'll make a nice garden on his grave.
  • I'll get a larger house, with a pool, a garage and a nice garden.
  • AND IT'S NOT TOO BUILT UP, SO YOU CAN HAVE A NICE GARDEN.
  • Got a nice little communal garden here.
  • [Libby] I will need a safe house. I know the house. Little, nice rose garden.
  • He defecated in a nice old man's garden.
  • To make our garden nice for the Association Day.
  • You know, I had a nice, little garden there.
  • When there was a woman in the house, the garden was nice but now it's...
  • There's her old life, gardens at Nice, jewels... ...of course, music and conversation.
  • 'cause that's what nice people do.
  • And that's what nice people do.
  • Vincent. what nice to see you at our house.
  • Because I am a nice person, and favors are what nice people do.
  • In other words, 19% of people entitled to vote voted "no" and signalled an unwillingness to proceed with enlargement, because that was what Nice was about.
  • What nice things are you thinking about?
  • What nice manners those kids have.

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