Singular vs. Plural

Sep 02, 2014

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Singular vs. Plural. Basic Grammar Definitions. Singular. = one of something/someone. Plural. = more than one of something/someone. Noun. = person, place, thing (or idea). Definite Articles. A definite article is simply the word “the”.

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Singular vs. Plural

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Singular and Plural Nouns

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Singular and Plural Nouns

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