By Spelling, Plurals

Hi Neung,I've made some corrections to your essay. Any corrections I made are now in red letters. If you have any questions about what I mean, or would like a more detailed explanation on why something was incorrect, please ask. We'll try to answer.Neung, I think this was very good...

Seriously? Do you know of any word in the language that ends in S in which we make it a plural by adding another s? The only ones I saw were Jacobs's. Tim Jacobs's house is the last one on the street.

Do you believe the same pattern is true for the surname Jacobs? Is the plural Jacobses or Jacobss (the double ss for a plural spelling popped up when I Googled it).

You got the spelling fine, except that it's always plural -- shenanigans. It means mischief, fooling around, misbehaving in a complicated, energetic way. Like "fooling around," it could have a sexual connotation or not, depending on context.

PEOPLE VERSUS PERSONS When should we use which?STORY STARTS> There is confusion about the best way to describe more than one person. It often feels better to speak of “three people” rather than “three persons”, but this suggests that people is the plural of person. The words people and person...

I think the p's and q's argument is most salient here. The apostrophe is used for the sake of clarity. While conventionally used for the possessive, the apostrophe is also used to indicate vernacular omissions and contractions, such as in the cases of "Ol' Dirty ***" or...

Hi Pter Thanks. That's where I am confused. I thought the pronunciation need to match the spelling and therefore "es". Now I know that this is not necessary. I just checked my pronouncing dictionary and surprised to find that it lists all the pronunciations of the plurals of...

Seems that we are talking about different dictionaries instead of different versions. The name on the page you quoted does not have "Webster's". Anyway, why we need a plural for PS? A postscript is a short remark. Although it is possible that the "short" remark is not...

My apologies, I forgot to add this to my original post: According to "Spelling of the words “euro” and “cent” in the official Community languages - to be used when drawing up Community Legislative...

LOL I am a software developer that wanted to name a variable correctly. Due to proper coding rules, I should not name the variable the same name as the software class (Status) that it is derived from so I did a quick Google search to find the proper spelling of the plural form. I still don't...