I've read on the Merriam Webster dictionary site that the word "means", although it's plural, can be used with a singular construction. Does it mean that you can say, for instance, "credit card is a means of payment"? Is that sentence correct, and if so, would a native speaker use it?
Thanks for any information.
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To me, yes, a means of payment, of transportation...
— Pieanne
To me, yes, a means of payment, of transportation...
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