Singular and Plural Nouns

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Questions (9)

1. I have a staff who works for me.2. I have a staff who work for me. 3. I have a staff of one who works for me. 4. I have a

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asked by rfvv
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Everybody ________ excited today because both a lawyer and a doctor ________ here.a) seem/are b) seems/is c) had seemed/was d)

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asked by molly.b
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How is ownership shown for singular nouns?(1 point)Responses add an apostrophe if the noun already ends in -s add an apostrophe

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asked by malachi🖤
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1. Can you sink an orange?2. Can you sink one orange? 3. Can you sink any orange? [Does #1 mean only #2? What about #3? Can #1

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asked by rfvv
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1. The committee has ten members.2. The committee have ten members. [Which one is grammatical? Are both okay?] 3. My family is

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asked by rfvv
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Hello!When you are writing the unknown words f.e. on the board can you write the following or is something else correct (I am

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asked by Mark
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families do not want,expect,or require dwelligs that is identical.a)change is to are b)no correction is necessary

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asked by jenny
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Multiple ChoiceLabel each word S for singular and P for plural. Jessica; everyone; children (1 point) Responses S; S; P S; S; P

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asked by fnvlfnvlkvkoiw
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Which of these is a singular noun?(1 point) Responses events events physics physics sciences sciences figures

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asked anonymously
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