By Plural words

Hi there. I've been told that there is not a plural word for "advice". So, you shouldn't say, "I'll give you some advices" or something like that. That the plural would be "pieces of advice". Is that right? I mean in formal speech /writing and in common informal speech also. Thanks.

I would like to give an index a unique name. I am considering: 1. Dimension Index 2. Dimensions Index I like 2. Which one do you believe, or know, is a more proper name? If you have any other suggestions for a name...please feel free.... Also, what issues am I having difficulty with? As I...

Have you really lived in US for eight years? I only have one comment. Pay more attention on articles "a" and "the" also singular or plural words. Overall, that's a good essay.

WHAT IS THE PLURAL WORD FOR BEER

Hello, is it possible to use software also as a plural word, for example: software were developped Thank you for the answer in advance

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

where do I find information and practice work on plural words

Yes, in Spanish is the same even more patent because we have plural form for the article , 'las tijeras' (the scissors) And if I wanted to be fussy with the whims of real language I've could focused in 'cattle' rather than the other kind of plurals that , at least, have plural linguistic form...

The apostrophe goes after the S only when it is a plural word that ends in S. The academy's main building....or even better..... The main building of the academy is located....

(child) singular.......children (plural) Since it is not a plural word that ends in S, we use the 's.......children's toys. Remember that children never has an S on the end in plural form, the word children is already in plural form.