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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

plural of talent

I have worked in video and audio production for over 15 years. From my experience a person who does some sort of performance is called the talent. You've probably heard this before.

I want to know what the correct plural form 'talent' is in this case. I have always heard the plural as talent. For example, if a group of actors and actresses are going to audition for a part you'd still say "We're waiting for the talent to arrive", as opposed to "he has many talents".

So what do you think the plural for this freaky noun/verb is?
  

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Hi, I have worked in video and audio production for over 15 years. From my experience a person who does some sort of performance is called the talent. You've probably heard this before.

  • Hi, I have worked in video and audio production for over 15 years.
  • From my experience a person who does some sort of performance is called the talent.
  • You've probably heard this before.
  • I want to know what the correct plural form 'talent' is in this case.
  • I have always heard the plural as talent.
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Hi,

I have worked in video and audio production for over 15 years. From my experience a person who does some sort of performance is called the talent. You've probably heard this before.

I want to know what the correct plural form 'talent' is in this case. I have always heard the plural as talent. For example, if a group of acto

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