0I found out that in some cases plural of a noun means different kinds/types rather than multiple.02br 02br 00For example, 02br 02br 00Humans have more than 600 muscles. => muscles here means different kinds of muscles02br 02br 00Another example is squid(s). Squid and squids are both plurals but squids is generally refering to different species of squid.02br 02br 00I'm worried that for nouns that I'm not familiar with, I might use them incorrectly, as online dictionaries do not explain which context plural nouns refer to. I believe most plural nouns refer to multiple case but there are exceptions.02br 02br 00Are there any resources that provide this distinction?02br 02br 00Thanks!0-
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