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

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

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

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

Apostrophe ( ' ) The apostrophe is used when leaving out a letter or number in a contraction, e.g. can't, wouldn't. The apostrophe is used for omitted letters, e.g. rock 'n' roll, and for omitted numbers, e.g. the class of '72, the

citizens is true well... it's hard to explain ..eerr...when u use 'both' u talk about plural objects. if u talk about plural stuffs u should attach 's' to the end of plural word (as u know )

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

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