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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Singular or plural after a number?

My sister and I had a little debate about calling a 4-different-quarters tart 4 season or 4 seasons?.... she claims that in an adjective, no (s) is put after the number, and I got a little confused. So IF there is such a rule as to when to use a singular or a plural after number, would you be so kind to clarify? Thanks.

  

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anonymous about calling a 4-different-quarters tart 4 season or 4 seasons?. The word 'tart' makes your question very puzzling. , four seasons CJ

— CalifJim

  • anonymous about calling a 4-different-quarters tart 4 season or 4 seasons?.
  • The word 'tart' makes your question very puzzling.
  • , four seasons CJ
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anonymousabout calling a 4-different-quarters tart 4 season or 4 seasons?.

The word 'tart' makes your question very puzzling.

one season, two seasons, ..., four seasons

CJ

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I'm the the one who asked. So it's " 4 seasons" after all, right?

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