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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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plural
hi,
why words like 'seem' is plural and 'seems' is singular on contrary where words turn plural by adding 's'
swati
why words like 'seem' is plural and 'seems' is singular on contrary where words turn plural by adding 's'
swati
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NOUNS often become plural with the addition of the S. The third-person, singular form of most VERBS have the S. The boy runs.
- NOUNS often become plural with the addition of the S.
- The third-person, singular form of most VERBS have the S.
- The boy runs.
- The boys run.
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NOUNS often become plural with the addition of the S.
The third-person, singular form of most VERBS have the S.
The boy runs.
The boys run.
The third-person, singular form of most VERBS have the S.
The boy runs.
The boys run.
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