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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Plural or plurals

Are both words, plural or plurals, correct in this sentence?

Both words in the sentence are 'plurals'.
Both words in the sentence are 'plural'.
  

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Both words in the sentence are 'plural'. You don't need quote marks. I recommend using the adjective plural .

— CalifJim

  • Both words in the sentence are 'plural'.
  • You don't need quote marks.
  • I recommend using the adjective plural .
  • Both words in the sentence are plural.
  • CJ
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Anonymous Are both words, plural or plurals, correct in this sentence?Both words in the sentence are 'plurals'.Both words in the sentence are 'plural'.
You don't need quote marks. I recommend using the adjective plural.

Both words in the sentence are plural.

CJ
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CalifJim Anonymous Are both words, plural or plurals, correct in this sentence?Both words in the sentence are 'plurals'.Both words in the sentence are 'plural'.You don't need quote marks. I recommend using the adjective plural.Both words in the sentence are plural.CJ
Thank you.
Are adjectives always singular?

I think yes, but would like your conf
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AnonymousAre adjectives always singular?
Right. You never add 's' to an adjective.

CJ
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CalifJim AnonymousAre adjectives always singular?Right. You never add 's' to an adjective.CJ
Got it. Thanks.
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CalifJim AnonymousAre adjectives always singular?Right. You never add 's' to an adjective.CJ
Just curious, is the word 'singular' in the last sentence I wrote an adjective?

(are adjectives always singular)

Thanks again.
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AnonymousJust curious, is the word 'singular' in the last sentence I wrote an adjective?
Yes, it is.

CJ
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