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As you have given, it's singular. Add an -s and it's plural. She gives little regard to her appearance.
- As you have given, it's singular.
- Add an -s and it's plural.
- She gives little regard to her appearance.
- Give the family my best regards.
- [Examples from American Heritage Dictionary .
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As you have given, it's singular. Add an -s and it's plural.
She gives little regard to her appearance.
Give the family my best regards.
[Examples from American Heritage Dictionary. It and most other dictionaries will show the difference in meaning between the singular and the plural.]
She gives little regard to her appearance.
Give the family my best regards.
[Examples from American Heritage Dictionary. It and most other dictionaries will show the difference in meaning between the singular and the plural.]
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Hmm.. How do i say this..
How do we know if it should be in a plural or singular forms? In your second example, "Give the family my best regards", I would not know to make it plural if you had not made that as an example. Isn't 'regard' an uncountable noun? I know my question sounds a bit silly. Hehe. But English being my second language, there are still things i could not understand wel
How do we know if it should be in a plural or singular forms? In your second example, "Give the family my best regards", I would not know to make it plural if you had not made that as an example. Isn't 'regard' an uncountable noun? I know my question sounds a bit silly. Hehe. But English being my second language, there are still things i could not understand wel
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