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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"The weirdest"... Is it right ?

Hello,

I am french and have a question regarding to the plural form of some words.

I work on an english language website and want to list "the weirdests" issues I have discovered. This menu link would be "The Weirdests". Is it right ?

I want to do the same thing with "the most normal" (in plural) issues I will find. The menu link would be "The most normal" ? Or "the most normals" ? Or is it a one-word form (synonym) to say "The most normal(s)" ?

Thank you very much for your help!
Axel
  

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Bonjour. Use only weirdest and most normal . Unlike French adjectives, English adjectives are not inflected to agree in number (or gender) with the nouns they modify.

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  • Bonjour.
  • Use only weirdest and most normal .
  • Unlike French adjectives, English adjectives are not inflected to agree in number (or gender) with the nouns they modify.
  • This applies equally to the comparative and superlative forms.
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Bonjour.

Use only weirdest and most normal.

Unlike French adjectives, English adjectives are not inflected to agree in number (or gender) with the nouns they modify.

This applies equally to the comparative and superlative forms.
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