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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Batch or batches?

Female mosquitoes need blood to develop their batch/batches of fertile eggs.
In the sentence, which word should we use, batch or batches? Or are both correct?
  

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I assume each mosquito may produce more than one batch in its lifetime. If so, I'd say 'batches'.

— Clive

  • I assume each mosquito may produce more than one batch in its lifetime.
  • If so, I'd say 'batches'.
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I assume each mosquito may produce more than one batch in its lifetime. If so, I'd say 'batches'.
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