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Anonymous  +  902145 Tue, 15 Sep 09 12:11 AM
Is this correct and please explain!


Children play/child plays


Children attend/child attends
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Clive  +  902173 Tue, 15 Sep 09 12:34 AM
Hi,

Children is a plural word. Children play/attend

 

Child is a singular word.   A child plays/attends.

 

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