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Hi, Did I put the right article for the first example and make the right choice of not put articles in the second example? 1. ... to learn to learn more about them (eg, a 'gay' community'). 2. He sites examples like family and groups people (eg. 'gay' community). You have other errors here...

A new question arise! May I treat "The Police" as an institution and use singular form for it, or must I use "The Police" as always-plural word? Example: "The Police is fairly effective at thief catching" - as a singular. Or only: "The Police are fairly effective thief-catchers". Thanks in...

i need a word that formed from N I S T O C E U R (must use all, no proper nouns, plural words)

Thanks for your related word. Didnt think of that before.Its interesting how so many plural words domain are still available. All extensions of connection are unavailable. But one extension of connections is.How about emotions ?

Mancroft wrote:What should the correct acronym for Frequently-asked Questions be?Presumably, frequently-asked is an adjective and so should be hyphenated.So, which is correct?F-AQsF-aQsbut surely notFAQs and certainly not FAQ's with the greengrocer's apostrophe.I'm not an expert with acronyms,...

A, did you mean that each person has more than one life? Everyone's is singluar, mean each person has... and then you have a plural word, lives. If you want to, post the entire sentence for us to look at.

Hi, I was looking at my dictionary to look up the word "writing" and it said it is an uncountable noun. OK, but it has a plural form "writings" right beside the word "writing." I presume the plural word "writings' is an uncountable too like its singular form "writing." Can you help me to...

Hvpl wrote:I understand that certain nouns (collective nouns?) that do not have a plural word. E.g. aircraft, rain and perspiration. However, I come across such usage, specially in Asia. "Many aircraftS are taking off and landing at this airport." or "Beads of perspirationS fell from his...

I understand that certain nouns (collective nouns?) that do not have a plural word. E.g. aircraft, rain and perspiration. However, I come across such usage, specially in Asia. "Many aircraftS are taking off and landing at this airport." or "Beads of perspirationS fell from his forehead".Are...

what is the plural word for THE?? Many thank Teresa