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If i were to quote: For pleasures past i do not grieve.
Then plural of pleasure..is it pleasures or pleasure's
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Then plural of pleasure..is it pleasures or pleasure's
Reply asap....
thanks!
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The plural of pleasure is "pleasures". The "s" used as an inflectional suffix becomes part of the word it is added to. Using an apostrophe would be incorrect.
- The plural of pleasure is "pleasures".
- The "s" used as an inflectional suffix becomes part of the word it is added to.
- Using an apostrophe would be incorrect.
- I think I've missed something, though, because I cannot see any questions about punctuation.
- Miriam
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The plural of pleasure is "pleasures".
The "s" used as an inflectional suffix becomes part of the word it is added to. Using an apostrophe would be incorrect.
I think I've missed something, though, because I cannot see any questions about punctuation.
Miriam
The "s" used as an inflectional suffix becomes part of the word it is added to. Using an apostrophe would be incorrect.
I think I've missed something, though, because I cannot see any questions about punctuation.
Miriam
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Miriam
In most cases the word pleasure is uncountable. It is rare to exist it in countable nature, as far as I am concerned.
1.The pleasures of living in a cottage in summer.
2.If you have a lot of cars and couple of houses, I would say you have many pleasures in life
In most cases the word pleasure is uncountable. It is rare to exist it in countable nature, as far as I am concerned.
1.The pleasures of living in a cottage in summer.
2.If you have a lot of cars and couple of houses, I would say you have many pleasures in life
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