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Carter Lee Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Would you let me know why -s used in "admittance spikes"?
Hi,
Would you let me know why -s used in "admittance spikes"?
Does admittance mean a simple or lots of people?
the original sentence I've got is "admittance spikes at area hospitals"
well I supposed that admittance should be like this "admittance spike at area hospitals"
How do I catch up?
Would you let me know why -s used in "admittance spikes"?
Does admittance mean a simple or lots of people?
the original sentence I've got is "admittance spikes at area hospitals"
well I supposed that admittance should be like this "admittance spike at area hospitals"
How do I catch up?
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Carter Lee admittance spikes at area hospitals If that is a complete sentence, then the subject is 'admittance' (a non-count noun) and the verb is 'spikes' (singular).
- Carter Lee admittance spikes at area hospitals If that is a complete sentence, then the subject is 'admittance' (a non-count noun) and the verb is 'spikes' (singular).
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Carter Leeadmittance spikes at area hospitalsIf that is a complete sentence, then the subject is 'admittance' (a non-count noun) and the verb is 'spikes' (singular).
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