How Do You Spell SINGS SOMEONE PRAISES?
When we say "sings someone's praises," we are using the verb "sing" in a figurative manner, meaning "to speak in glowing terms." The spelling of "sings" is straightforward: /sɪŋz/. However, the word "praises" can be a bit trickier. It is pronounced as /preɪzɪz/, with the "-es" at the end representing the plural form of the noun "praise." So when someone "sings someone's praises," they are praising them with great admiration and enthusiasm.
Common Misspellings for SINGS SOMEONE PRAISES
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