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Grammar
Siglular vs. plural word
A teacher gave an example of wolves, mothers & glasses & requested student to give the singular words addng a s...ex men (p ) ans. Men's (singular)
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Your question is a little unclear, but: one wolf (singular) - two wolves (plural) one wolf's dinner (singular possessive) - two wolves' dinners (plural possessive) one man (singular) - two men (plural) one man's family (singular possessive) - two men's families (plural possessive) Does that help?
- Your question is a little unclear, but: one wolf (singular) - two wolves (plural) one wolf's dinner (singular possessive) - two wolves' dinners (plural possessive) one man (singular) - two men (plural) one man's family (singular possessive) - two men's families (plural possessive) Does that help?
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Your question is a little unclear, but:
one wolf (singular) - two wolves (plural)
one wolf's dinner (singular possessive) - two wolves' dinners (plural possessive)
one man (singular) - two men (plural)
one man's family (singular possessive) - two men's families (plural possessive)
Does that help?
one wolf (singular) - two wolves (plural)
one wolf's dinner (singular possessive) - two wolves' dinners (plural possessive)
one man (singular) - two men (plural)
one man's family (singular possessive) - two men's families (plural possessive)
Does that help?
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