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The difference between“prophecy“y“prophecy“
“Prophecy“y“prophecy“they are easy to confuse.
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“Prophecy“ is knowledge of the future (from a divine source).
- It was an accurate prophecy. ✔️
(“Prophecy“is a noun.)
“Prophesy“ means to predict the future (with divine inspiration).
- He will prophesy the future of mankind. ✔️
(“Prophesy“is a verb.)
Prophecy
Prophecy is a noun. (The last syllable of the prophecy is pronounced“mar“.) A prophecy is“knowledge of the future“, is generally said to come from a divine source.
Examples of sentences with“prophecy“:
- The prophet has revealed his latest prophecy in which three cities are razed to the ground. ✔️
- On the second day of the course, we will study the prophecies of Nostradamus. ✔️
(“Prophecies“is the plural of“prophecy.“)
Prophesy
“Prophesy“it is a verb. (The last syllable of prophesy is pronounced“Sigh“).“Prophesy“means“predict the future“, usually divinely inspired.
| Person | Personal Pronoun | Conjugation of“To Prophesy“ |
|---|---|---|
| First Person Singular | I | prophesy |
| Second Person Singular | you | prophesy |
| Third Person Singular | he/she/it | prophesies |
| First Person Plural | we | prophesy |
| Second Person Plural | you | prophesy |
| Third Person Plural | they | prophesy |
El tiempo pasado y el participio pasado son“prophesied“.
Example sentences with“prophesy“:
- He prophesies a great war between East and West. ✔️
- He prophesied that a flood would cover the Earth. ✔️
(This is an example of“to prophesy“in the past tense.)
Beware
There is no such word as“prophesy“(o“prophesy“).
- He will prophesize the future of mankind.
(This should be“prophesy.“) - He often prophesizes for money.
(This should be“prophesies.“)
