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Hela Posted 18 years ago
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only child
Good morning,
Is there another adjective we can use instead of "only" when talking about "an only child" ? What's the plural form, "only children" (= one per family) ?
All the best,
Hela
Is there another adjective we can use instead of "only" when talking about "an only child" ? What's the plural form, "only children" (= one per family) ?
All the best,
Hela
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Not aware of any better alternatives.
- Not aware of any better alternatives.
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HelaGood morning,"Tom and Mary are both only children" indicates that they are not siblings, and have no siblings.
Is there another adjective we can use instead of "only" when talking about "an only child" ? What's the plural form, "only children" (= one per family) ?
All the best,
Hela
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HelaIs there another term for that?Other than 'only child', I don't know of any term.
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