Well, in my book only this is correct: Girls are afraid of cockroaches PS: If you have a specific girl in mind, you may say this: The girl is afraid of cockroaches
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Goodman
Girls are usually afraid of cockroach. Plurla is not typically needed because you are referring cockroach as a collective noun.
MrPernicketyWell, in my book only this is correct:I agree with you.
Girls are afraid of cockroaches
PS:
If you have a specific girl in mind, you may say this:
The girl is afraid of cockroaches.
GoodmanWe definitely didn't have the same perspectives.Neither odd about the sentence.
"I am afraid of the cockroach." - This does have an odd ring to it.