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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Oxford Guide to Style
The Oxford Guide to Style supports the following for the plurals of letters and words:
‘a’s / ‘L’s / ‘maybe’s
My question: If the plural of the word is formed by adding -es, which would be the correct choice below by following Oxford's format?
‘whereas’es (I say this one.)
‘whereas’s
Thank you.
‘a’s / ‘L’s / ‘maybe’s
My question: If the plural of the word is formed by adding -es, which would be the correct choice below by following Oxford's format?
‘whereas’es (I say this one.)
‘whereas’s
Thank you.
Top answer
Okay, Aspara Gus. Aside from italicization, would you (if forced) go with ‘whereas’s or ‘whereas’es?
- Okay, Aspara Gus.
- Aside from italicization, would you (if forced) go with ‘whereas’s or ‘whereas’es?
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Okay, Aspara Gus. Aside from italicization, would you (if forced) go with ‘whereas’s or ‘whereas’es?
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