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Hrsanei Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Plural form of homework
Hi.
I know that the word homework is uncountable.
But I wonder if we can use the plural form of this word in the follwoing context.
Ex. All students' homeworks were graded and ordered alphabetically.
Thank you for your time and help in advance
Cheers
I know that the word homework is uncountable.
But I wonder if we can use the plural form of this word in the follwoing context.
Ex. All students' homeworks were graded and ordered alphabetically.
Thank you for your time and help in advance
Cheers
Top answer
"homework" remains singular, no matter how many tasks it consists of or how many people are supposed to complete it.
- "homework" remains singular, no matter how many tasks it consists of or how many people are supposed to complete it.
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"homework" remains singular, no matter how many tasks it consists of or how many people are supposed to complete it.
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