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Himanshu Sharma Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is it true that plural can be used only with nouns?
can we use plural in verbs,adjective,adverb etc?
if it is used only with noun then its good because now i don't have to scratch my mind in understanding plural in verbs,adjective,adverb.
if it is used only with noun then its good because now i don't have to scratch my mind in understanding plural in verbs,adjective,adverb.
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Only nouns and verbs occur in both singular and plural forms. The boy likes ice-cream. The boys like ice-cream.
- Only nouns and verbs occur in both singular and plural forms.
- The boy likes ice-cream.
- The boys like ice-cream.
- The boy was ready.
- The boys were ready.
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Only nouns and verbs occur in both singular and plural forms.
The boy likes ice-cream.
The boys like ice-cream.
The boy was ready.
The boys were ready.
Note that the "s" makes a noun plural, but it may also make a verb singular in some cases.
CJ
The boy likes ice-cream.
The boys like ice-cream.
The boy was ready.
The boys were ready.
Note that the "s" makes a noun plural, but it may also make a verb singular in some cases.
CJ
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