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What is the plural of convenience?
The plural is "conveniences", as in "The resort hotel had all the conveniences of home, much to theri surprise".
What is the pluraln of aircraft?
The plural of aircraft is aircraft. Much like how the plural of deer is deer. (Singular: That is such a beautiful aircraft / Plural: Look at all of those aircraft)
What is the plural possessive car?
The plural form of the noun car is cars.The plural possessive form is cars'.example: All of their cars' prices were much to high.
What is the plural possessive for car?
The plural form of the noun car is cars.The plural possessive form is cars'.example: All of their cars' prices were much to high.
What is the plural form of housework?
Housework is an uncountable noun and doesn't have a plural. You speak in terms of how much, or how little, housework you have.
What is the plural of understand?
The plural form of understanding is understandings. But this would have very little use since the common use (to mean comprehension) is uncountable. Compare this to the much greater use of the plural "misunderstandings."
What is the plural of Phoenix?
Several online dictionaries do not list a plural. One listed phoenixes. But the Latin nominative plural is phoenīcēs (much like the plural of matrix is matrices). So I guess it would depend on if you wanted to retain the Latin.
What is the plural for plenty?
Plenty refers to much more than one of something. It is already plural in a sense. The word can not be used to describe singularly.
What is the plural form of origami?
I do believe the plural for 'origami' is 'origami' much like the word 'deer' it stays the same irregardless. "I have lots of origami"
What is the plural nouns of clay?
there is no plural word for clay. "Look at all that clay" "alot of clay" how much clay do you have?" get the point?
What is the plural possessive of the word person?
People's, much like how the plural possessive of child is children's. Isn't English grammar confusing?
Is the word owners' plural or singular?
The possessive form of the plural noun managers is managers'.Example: The managers' salaries are not much higher than ours.
