By Plural words

Hi. Can anyone tell me which of the following is correct in both of the sentences below? I'm not sure about the rules regarding these plural words. Thank you! A podium can become a barrier between speakers and their audience (or should it be audiences?). These presenters look up over the...

Hey there am looking for help if u can help it would be nice i need 10 plural words 10 singular 10 proper 10 common if u can help me it be nice thanks

Guest wrote:I want the list of singular and plural words (some 200 words)

pls give me a singular to plural words

Hi Vincent, 'Parts' is a plural word so you need to say 'need' as the verb form. 'Do you have any cubicle furniture that has parts that need to be repaired?' Your sentence is also not in good style. Why don't you just say 'Do you have any cubicle furniture that needs to be repaired?' Best...

The prescriptive rule has it that 'neither' and 'either' take the singular verb, so "Neither has windows" ('neither' is the subject) and "Either one of them has it" ('one' is the subject). In everyday conversation, however, it is quite common to hear the plural verb with 'neither' if a plural...

need plural words that change form

A. The restaurant menu offers a wide choice of dishes. B. The restaurant menu offers a wide choices of dishes. I wonder the plural word of choices is correct here. Is it correct to say choices? You could take a holiday in Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary or Slovenia. Could you say, in the above...

Is it correct to say Christmas holidays? I feel it would be incorrect to say the plural word holidays because it is a single holiday. What do you think?

Hi there! I need to clasify plural words (ending in -s) into three categories, depending on the way the final -s is pronounced: /s/ /z/ /iz/ I can make the difference (very clearly) when it is pronounced /iz/ as in "chances", but I´m completely unable to identify the difference between /s/ and...