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MeggPhaggSioux Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
In (The) Plural/Singular
Would I say a noun is "in singular" or "in the singular"?
Would I say a noun is "in plural" or "in the plural"?
Would I say a noun is "in plural" or "in the plural"?
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Hi, the plural / singular form of a noun Regards
- Hi, the plural / singular form of a noun Regards
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So,
"Some nouns must be used in singular."
"Some nouns must be used in the singular."
"Some nouns must be used in plural."
"Some nouns must be used in the plural."
All of these are w
"Some nouns must be used in singular."
"Some nouns must be used in the singular."
"Some nouns must be used in plural."
"Some nouns must be used in the plural."
All of these are w
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Hello MeggPhaggSioux,
Some nouns must be used in the singular and some nouns must be used in the plural.
Here is a wikipedia entry which uses the definite article when explaining the concep
Some nouns must be used in the singular and some nouns must be used in the plural.
Here is a wikipedia entry which uses the definite article when explaining the concep
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