Spoonfuls or spoonsful?!
I added two spoonsful of sugar to my tea.
I added two spoonfuls of sugar to my tea.
Answers: Which of the following is correct?
I added two spoonsful of sugar to my tea.
I added two spoonfuls of sugar to my tea.
Well it depends. When I add sugar, I take a spoon and add a measure. When it is not sufficient, I add one more measure. If you also do like this then the correct word is spoonfuls. On the other hand for some strange reason you use two different spoons and add one measure of sugar from each of them, then it is two spoonsful. Understand? Anyway baby! adding 2 spoons of sugar for one cup of tea is way too much and not good for your health. Try to reduce it!
the first one..
spoonfuls is the correct one. When you type your answer it automatically detects mistakes, and I have got spoonsful as wrong. Spoonfuls is correct.
None.
The correct one is," I added two spoons full of sugar into my tea.
I added two spoonfuls of sugar to my tea.
Spoonsful isn't a word. If you use spell check, it will ask you to confirm the word is what you really wanted to use.
Definitely spoonfuls.
Spoonsful is correct. What is full of sugar? The spoons.
I think spoonfuls is correct cause to me it just sounds right, but I don't know for sure...
Spoonfuls is the correct one! ;-)
Spoonfuls is the correct one. It is a word, spoonsful isn't. Check the dictionary or 'check spelling' with the one provided on here! : )
Its spoonful
first one is correct
First one is correct.
spoon is measure(noun)can be singular or plural,
And "Ful" is adjetive which just give additional information about spoon.(Full , Half or Empty.)
spoonsful........dat rite
It's just like saying tablespoons and teaspoons: you wouldn't say "tablesspoon" or "teasspoon."
Use spoonfuls. :)
I added two spoonfuls of sugar to my tea.
I would say
I added 2 spoons full of sugar.
according to me both are in correct
it should be
I added two spoonfull of sugar to my tea.
And the correct answer is................
"I added two spoons full of sugar into my tea"