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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Isthere a plural for population like populations?
Is there a plural for population like populations?
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Hi, Sure. eg The populations of Toronto and Montreal include many Asian Canadians. Clive
- Hi, Sure.
- eg The populations of Toronto and Montreal include many Asian Canadians.
- Clive
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Hi,
Sure.
eg The populations of Toronto and Montreal include many Asian Canadians.
Clive
Sure.
eg The populations of Toronto and Montreal include many Asian Canadians.
Clive
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Hi,
Is fishes the plural form of fish?
The word 'fish' can be singular or plural. The word 'fishes' is an alternative plural.
In my experience, it is not commonly used by native speakers.
If used, it would often be in a context that deals with different species. eg The fishes in the Great Lakes include Salmon, Bass and Muskie. But even here, most p
Is fishes the plural form of fish?
The word 'fish' can be singular or plural. The word 'fishes' is an alternative plural.
In my experience, it is not commonly used by native speakers.
If used, it would often be in a context that deals with different species. eg The fishes in the Great Lakes include Salmon, Bass and Muskie. But even here, most p
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