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Faisalkhan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Can you fix my singular plural problems?
I always face difficulties using singular and plural nouns. Some example are given below.
Your fan or your fans? You should turn of fan or fans?
Your furnace or your furnaces? Buy new furnace or furnaces?
Turn off the fans or fan?
Please explain.
Thanks in advance
Your fan or your fans? You should turn of fan or fans?
Your furnace or your furnaces? Buy new furnace or furnaces?
Turn off the fans or fan?
Please explain.
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Well, it depends on how many items you're talking about. If you're talking about one fan, say fan . If you're talking about more than one fan, say fan s .
- Well, it depends on how many items you're talking about.
- If you're talking about one fan, say fan .
- If you're talking about more than one fan, say fan s .
- My fan is really noisy.
- Be sure to turn of f all the fans before you leave.
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Well, it depends on how many items you're talking about. If you're talking about one fan, say fan. If you're talking about more than one fan, say fans.
My fan is really noisy.
Be sure to turn off all the fans before you leave.
My fan is really noisy.
Be sure to turn off all the fans before you leave.
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