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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct and why?
Poison causes hair losses.
Poison cause hair loss.
Poison cause hair loss.
Top answer
Poison (singular) causes hair loss. Poisons (plural) cause hair loss.
- Poison (singular) causes hair loss.
- Poisons (plural) cause hair loss.
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Poison (singular) causes hair loss.
Poisons (plural) cause hair loss.
Poisons (plural) cause hair loss.
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Neither are correct.
It's either 'Poison causes hair loss'
or
'Poisons cause hair loss' (not the same meaning though because poison became plural)
Sorry I can't tell you why, I'm not qualified. But I am a native speaker and that's just how we say it.
It's either 'Poison causes hair loss'
or
'Poisons cause hair loss' (not the same meaning though because poison became plural)
Sorry I can't tell you why, I'm not qualified. But I am a native speaker and that's just how we say it.
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