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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
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Singular clothes
Clothes seem always pluralized.
I wonder what word is correct to indicate one "clothe" or "cloth" to mean a piece of clothes, instead of specifying the names of garment.
So, you want a baby to put on a shirt only. it's only one piece so you can't use the word clothes but want to call it with a genetic term like clothes instead of shirt or top.
I wonder what word is correct to indicate one "clothe" or "cloth" to mean a piece of clothes, instead of specifying the names of garment.
So, you want a baby to put on a shirt only. it's only one piece so you can't use the word clothes but want to call it with a genetic term like clothes instead of shirt or top.
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onizo Clothes seem always pluralized. Yes, it has no singular. It's uncountable equivalent is 'clothing'.
- onizo Clothes seem always pluralized.
- Yes, it has no singular.
- It's uncountable equivalent is 'clothing'.
- onizo I wonder what word is correct to indicate one "clothe" or "cloth" to mean a piece of clothes, instead of specifying the names of garment.
- You have named it: a garment.
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onizoClothes seem always pluralized.Yes, it has no singular. It's uncountable equivalent is 'clothing'.
onizoI wonder what word is correct to indicate one "clothe" or "cloth" to mean a piece of clothes, instead of specifying the names of garment.You have named it: a garment. Otherwise, you must use 'a piece of clothing'
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