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They're both reflexes, and they both involve blasting out a lot of air to get something out of our body. The main difference is that sneezes are caused by something irritating the inside of your nose, while coughs are triggered by something irritating your throat or lungs. Also, coughs blast the air out of your mouth, while sneezes blast it out of both your mouth and nose.
Because sneezes is a bad luck whenever you sneezes that affected your life to make you a depression. Sneezes also make you very angry, disappointed, failure, frustrated, heartbreak, mad and absolutely misery. That's why sneezes is so 150% SUCKS...
Yes, the word 'sneezes' is both a noun (the plural form of the singular noun 'sneeze') and a verb (the third person, singular, present of the verb 'to sneeze').EXAMPLESNoun: Those sneezes are keeping me awake.Verb: She sneezes like a mouse.
The answer to your problem is yes, sneezes is the third person, singular, present for the act of sneezing.The word sneezes is also the plural form for the singular noun sneeze.
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The word 'sneezes' is both a verb and a noun. The noun 'sneezes' is the plural form for the singular 'sneeze'. Example: The sneezes come in a series of three or four when I get near to flowers. The verb forms are: sneeze, sneezes, sneezing, sneezed. Example: His mom frets whenever her little darling sneezes.
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I recall my teacher saying that sneezes go maybe 20-200 mph. ---Mickey
It depends on the person who sneezes! Some sneezes are truly nasty, and some are awfully cute! It all come down to the person who's sneezing, how much spit comes out of their mouth, and what type of sneeze it is!! Sneezes are very unique!