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Hanuman_2000 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
plural
Hello,
I have to rewrite the following sentences, changing the nouns and pronouns into their plural forms.
1. A rose plant has thorns.
1.a The rose plants have thorns.
1.b Rose plants have thorns.
Now I have one doubt, Shall I write as 1.a or 1.b?
When a sentence start with "A" for example
2. A book is made of paper.
Shall I write
The books are made of papers.
OR
Books are made of paper.
What are the rules? Please help me.
Thanks.
I have to rewrite the following sentences, changing the nouns and pronouns into their plural forms.
1. A rose plant has thorns.
1.a The rose plants have thorns.
1.b Rose plants have thorns.
Now I have one doubt, Shall I write as 1.a or 1.b?
When a sentence start with "A" for example
2. A book is made of paper.
Shall I write
The books are made of papers.
OR
Books are made of paper.
What are the rules? Please help me.
Thanks.
Top answer
Use these, Hanuman, they are all indefinite: 1. A rose plant has thorns. 1b Rose plants have thorns.
- Use these, Hanuman, they are all indefinite: 1.
- A rose plant has thorns.
- 1b Rose plants have thorns.
- 2.
- A book is made of paper.
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Use these, Hanuman, they are all indefinite:
1. A rose plant has thorns.
1b Rose plants have thorns.
2. A book is made of paper.
2b. Books are made of paper.
To singularize the definite 'The books are made of paper', use 'The book is made of paper'.
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Use these, Hanuman, they are all indefinite:
1. A rose plant has thorns.
1b Rose plants have thorns.
2. A book is made of paper.
2b. Books are made of paper.
To singularize the definite 'The books are made of paper', use 'The book is made of paper'.
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