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Hi, crimes Clive
- Hi, crimes Clive
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Crime can be countable and uncountable.
If it's uncountable - as in 'Crime in my area is increasing' - there is no plural form.
If it's countable - as in 'He committed lots of crimes' - then you add -s.
If it's uncountable - as in 'Crime in my area is increasing' - there is no plural form.
If it's countable - as in 'He committed lots of crimes' - then you add -s.
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