Mister MicawberGive me an "E".
If it becomes two syllables in the plural, does that mean that it ends in a -ch, -sh, -z or -s? (Or something similar?)
Can you walk inside it? Can you hold it in your hand?
Grammar GeekIf it becomes two syllables in the plural, does that mean that it ends in a -ch, -sh, -z or -s? (Or something similar?) Yes. Can you walk inside it? No, I don't think you would ever hear someone say that they walked inside one of these. Can you hold it in your hand? No -- although I suppose you could pick up a little bit of it and hold that in your hand.
If it becomes two syllables in the plural, does that mean that it ends in a -ch, -sh, -z or -s? (Or something similar?) Yes.
Can you walk inside it? No, I don't think you would ever hear someone say that they walked inside one of these.
Can you hold it in your hand? No -- although I suppose you could pick up a little bit of it and hold that in your hand.
Is it naturally occurring?
Do you tend to find it inside?
Grammar GeekIs it naturally occurring? Yes Do you tend to find it inside? No
Is it naturally occurring? Yes
Do you tend to find it inside? No
Some sort of rock formation? Gulch? Ditch?
Grammar GeekSome sort of rock formation? Gulch? Ditch?
Ah - does Memorial Day weekend mark the start of the season in which people flock to this thing in great numbers, spilling suntan oil and leaving plastic castle-building toys behind?
Is there a Bette Midler movie that uses the plural form as a title?
Your turn.