Does not make or makes?

“Make” should be used here, but the reason is not simply because there is a multiple subject. The rule for subject-verb agreement when there is a multiple subject is this: If the multiple subjects are joined by and, then the verb is plural. If the multiple subjects are joined by or/nor then the verb is singular.

How does that sound mean?

How does that sound? This is a friendly-sounding way to ask what someone thinks of your plan. You can answer “How does that sound?” like this: Yeah, that sounds good.

What’s the meaning of why not?

obsolete. : a return challenge demanding what bars an action or negates an assertion.

What does that’s the sound to you mean?

How does that sound?: What do you think of that? What do you say? Does that seem good for you?

How does it sound like meaning?

1 : to seem to be something when heard You sound like you’re tired. That sounds (to me) like a good idea. 4 : to say something that is like what is commonly said by (someone else) You sound just like your mother when you say that. …

How does it sound vs What does it sound like?

It does not compare to some other sound. You are correct that “what” refers to a thing, whereas “how” refers to the qualities of a thing. You could use either “How does it sound?” or “What does it sound like?” (both are correct, in this context the meaning is the same, but they aren’t generally interchangeable).

What does a T Rex sound like?

Scientists aren’t sure what T. rex sounded like, but the best guesses are based on the dinosaur’s closest living relatives: crocodiles and birds. A 2016 study suggested that T. rex probably didn’t roar, but most likely cooed, hooted, and made deep-throated booming sounds like the modern-day emu.

Are there 27 letters?

It’s true. Our modern, English alphabet, used to have 27 letters! Now most people call this character an “ampersand” or simply “and”, but this character was actually considered a letter! …