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Zazzex Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A plural noun to be treated as a singular noun?
Hello,
Is this appropriate to treat the plural as a singular noun collectively?
"WDAP applications such as t-learning and s-learning is an alternative model to the existing model."
If the above is wrong, any better suggestions?
eg. "WDAP application including as t-learning and s-learning is an alternative model to the existing model."
Thanks a lot.
Is this appropriate to treat the plural as a singular noun collectively?
"WDAP applications such as t-learning and s-learning is an alternative model to the existing model."
If the above is wrong, any better suggestions?
eg. "WDAP application including as t-learning and s-learning is an alternative model to the existing model."
Thanks a lot.
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It is a possible construction, but I suggest that you go with something like 'the use of WDAP applications...is...'.
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I have seen such uses and thanks a lot for confirming that and suggestion.
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