What’s the difference between “Thousands of thousands” and “Thousands of thousands”? “Thousands upon thousands” (Letter of Claudine Kamelert)
Is “thousands of thousands” grammatically correct? Why does it seem that “thousands upon thousands” sounds better, even though the former is closer to the logical truth? Is there any difference at all?
What do you think of this new generation of poets?
How do you answer this question in math: “Thousands of thousands” = 1000 x 1000 (or more) “Thousands
upon thousands" = A x 1000 (where A is any relatively small number)?
What is ‘thousands upon thousands’?
What is the difference between a good and poor person?
Will someone ever solve a question about thousands of thousands again?
To my ear, thousands upon thousands could just mean “severe thousands” or “many thousands”.
What would amount to millions if someone would say thousands of thousands (not thousands if there were no dollars)?
