(与单数名词连用,表示未知或未确指的人、地、事物或时间)某个used with singular nouns to refer to a person, place, thing or time that is not known or not identified There must be some mistake. 一定是出了什么差错。 He's in some kind of trouble. 他遇到了什么麻烦。 She won a competition ...
Certain nouns in the English language exhibit a unique characteristic where their singular and plural forms are identical. This phenomenon contrasts with the typical convention of adding an “s” or “es” to create plural nouns. Examples include “sheep,”“deer,” and “aircraft.” This quirk ...
Some compliment nouns like congratulations, best wishes, thanks, or cheers are always plural in form, but I have seen singular forms like "congratulate them" or "thank them". In these 'thank' and 'congratulate' are singular. Why? Does 'cheers' or 'best wishes' also have ...
（与单数名词连用，表示未知或未确指的人、地、事物或时间）某个used with singular nouns to refer to a person, place, thing or time that is not known or not identifiedThere must be some mistake.一定是出了什么差错。He's in some kind of trouble.他遇到了什么麻烦。She won a compet...
This paper draws attention to some uses of the singular collective nouns congress, council, government, management, parliament, and senate in contemporary English. In particular, it demonstrates how in such uses, the singular collective nouns – like members of the main class of proper nouns – ...
conclusion table summarising the difference between sometime and sometimes sometime sometimes meaning the word sometime refers to some point of time in the future/past that is undetermined or unknown. the word sometimes refers to something that is not frequent or not always. usage it can be ...
Spectator, viewer, onlooker, observer are all nouns in the singular form that identifies someone who is watching something. - The spectators watched with anticipation as the runners neared the finish line. - A group of onlookers stood around the paramedi
Actually i want 2 know what should we use after any?plural o singular??! N always we use noune after it??? fatiima I’ve got it, We use any with uncountable n plural countable nouns in negatives, questions n sometimes in affermative clauses after words that have a negative o limiting...
The rules for the formation of the flex stems are the same for both masculine and neuter nouns. In the case of the monosyllabic nouns, to form the singular flex stem, the endingiorimchanges toiya, while for the plural flex stem, the ending changes toiyam, e.g., bim changes to biya ...
1. Countable nouns: When used with countable nouns, "every" and "any" are both singular and require a singular verb. For example: - "Every dog wants to be loved." - "Any student can participate in the competition." On the other hand, "some" and "none" are plural and require a pl...