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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Plural or singular noun

Should the noun be singular or plural in the phrase "first and third Monday(s)"?
  

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Anonymous Should the noun be singular or plural in the phrase "first and third Monday(s)"? plural There are two Mondays.

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  • Anonymous Should the noun be singular or plural in the phrase "first and third Monday(s)"?
  • plural There are two Mondays.
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AnonymousShould the noun be singular or plural in the phrase "first and third Monday(s)"?

plural

There are two Mondays.
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