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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
singular vs. plural
Hi,
I would like to know when to use the plural form (vs. singular).
Example: he was a member of the social and curricular committee/ committees?
I would like to know when to use the plural form (vs. singular).
Example: he was a member of the social and curricular committee/ committees?
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Hi, If it is one committee that handles both areas, say 'committee'. If there are two committees, say 'committee s '. Clive
- Hi, If it is one committee that handles both areas, say 'committee'.
- If there are two committees, say 'committee s '.
- Clive
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Hi,
If it is one committee that handles both areas, say 'committee'.
If there are two committees, say 'committees'.
Clive
If it is one committee that handles both areas, say 'committee'.
If there are two committees, say 'committees'.
Clive
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