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Sabrynazulkyflyyy Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Right vs rights
When do we use right in singular or plural?
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Broadly speaking, it's the same as any other noun you can count, like table/tables. eg In Canada, I have a right to vote. I also have a righ t to speak freely.
- Broadly speaking, it's the same as any other noun you can count, like table/tables.
- eg In Canada, I have a right to vote.
- I also have a righ t to speak freely.
- Those are two of my rights .
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Broadly speaking, it's the same as any other noun you can count, like table/tables.
eg In Canada, I have a right to vote. I also have a right to speak freely. Those are two of my rights.
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