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In the US, it is always "fan club," in the singular. ) "Fan clubs" is possible as a plural construction. " The term, "fans club," is never heard here.
- In the US, it is always "fan club," in the singular.
- ) "Fan clubs" is possible as a plural construction.
- " The term, "fans club," is never heard here.
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In the US, it is always "fan club," in the singular. For example:
"I'm starting a new ______ fan club." (Name of a famous person in the blank.)
"Fan clubs" is possible as a plural construction. For example:
"In this city there are 5 ______ fan clubs."
The term, "fans club," is never heard here.
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