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Sabrynazulkyflyyy Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Singular or plural?
Should the object in this sentence be in singular or plural?
" A stalk of flower/s. "
Top answer
A stalk is a stem. Each flower has a stalk/stem. Each of those is "a flower stalk".
- A stalk is a stem.
- Each flower has a stalk/stem.
- Each of those is "a flower stalk".
- I think what you mean is "a bouquet of flowers".
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A stalk is a stem. Each flower has a stalk/stem. Each of those is "a flower stalk".
I think what you mean is "a bouquet of flowers".
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