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g. mumps is a disease. g.
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- mumps is a disease.
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- mump is a disease or mumps are a disease..
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I believe it is singular.......e.g. ......mumps is a disease. I don't thing I've ever heard of e.g. ....
mump is a disease or mumps are a disease..
mump is a disease or mumps are a disease..
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It's singular. It's the name of a disease, just like diabetes and (the) measles, which are also singular.
Oh forget it. I can't squeeeze a post in this forum to save my life. Anyway, in my experience most Americans tend to use it in the singular.
Oh forget it. I can't squeeeze a post in this forum to save my life. Anyway, in my experience most Americans tend to use it in the singular.
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The referenced link........mumps: plural but singular or plural in construction........
What does that mean? .......that you can treat it either way as you say so, e.g. mumps are a disease?
Might be legal,if so, but uncommon, very?
What does that mean? .......that you can treat it either way as you say so, e.g. mumps are a disease?
Might be legal,if so, but uncommon, very?
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AnonymousThe referenced link..mumps: plural but singular or plural in construction..Yes. Mumps are ... or Mumps is .... Among the people I know and regularly communicate with, only Mum
What does that mean? .......that you can treat it either way as you say so, e.g. mumps are a disease?
Might be legal,if so, but uncommon, very?
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