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Do you mean something like, Tell your "sorry's" to somebody else! I don't think you'll find it in a grammar book. Adjectives don't normally have plurals in English.
- Do you mean something like, Tell your "sorry's" to somebody else!
- I don't think you'll find it in a grammar book.
- Adjectives don't normally have plurals in English.
- " It's something you're making up for a special occasion.
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Do you mean something like, Tell your "sorry's" to somebody else! ?
I don't think you'll find it in a grammar book. Adjectives don't normally have plurals in English.
Of course in casual conversation, "Sorry!" often stands as a "sentence."
You might have to call it "a nonce word." It's something you're making up for a special occasion.
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I don't think you'll find it in a grammar book. Adjectives don't normally have plurals in English.
Of course in casual conversation, "Sorry!" often stands as a "sentence."
You might have to call it "a nonce word." It's something you're making up for a special occasion.
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According to the Urban Dictionary, enoon is correct.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=stuff%20your%20sorries%20in%20a%20sack
It's even in the New Yorker: "Sorry sorries."
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=stuff%20your%20sorries%20in%20a%20sack
It's even in the New Yorker: "Sorry sorries."
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