English, asked by Anonymous, 11 months ago

A dark patch of clouds vs A patch of dark clouds.
Which is grammatically correct?
And please mind your 'I think....'s (No spamming, that is)
Only English Shakespeares answer.
And with proper grammar rules to support your answer.

Anonymous: I think there's some misunderstanding...

Arey: ok

Arey: So who told you that?

Anonymous: I don't know what you talking about, girl.

Arey: it's okay

Arey: do you know vishal?

Arey: ??

Anonymous: No

Arey: ok then sorry

Arey: I think I ask to the wrong solitude

Answers

Answered by gogoibanti55

Hlo mate here's the answer ➡️ A patch of dark clouds ⬅️

Anonymous: It's okay, beautiful cat-fish xD

Anonymous: It's a metaphor

Anonymous: For someone who uses another person's dp as their profile picture

Anonymous: What?

Anonymous: which fúck?

Anonymous: Alright.

Answered by bibhas83

A patch of dark clouds

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