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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

no more singular/plural?

is it right to say:
no more "i hate you"

i'm confused of the song no more i love you's
please help me.
  

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Hi I'd say you can use the singular or the plural in that way: - I want no more "I hate you". - I want no more "I love you"s. The second looks awkward, but I think it is probably OK.

— Dave_anon

  • Hi I'd say you can use the singular or the plural in that way: - I want no more "I hate you".
  • - I want no more "I love you"s.
  • The second looks awkward, but I think it is probably OK.
  • Others may have a better suggestion Dave
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Hi

I'd say you can use the singular or the plural in that way:

- I want no more "I hate you".

- I want no more "I love you"s.

The second looks awkward, but I think it is probably OK. Others may have a better suggestion

Dave
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