PulseEclipse
Sun Oct 06 2024
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6 answers
1216
What is the plural of onus?
I'm curious, could you please clarify for me the plural form of the word "onus"? I'm aware that it often refers to a burden or responsibility, but I'm unsure how to properly express it when there are multiple burdens or responsibilities involved. Is it simply "onuses" or is there another form that's more commonly used? Your expertise in language and finance would be greatly appreciated in this matter.
KimchiChic
Sat Oct 05 2024
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5 answers
1482
Does any followed by singular or plural?
Does the usage of "does" in a sentence strictly adhere to a singular subject, or can it also be applied to plural subjects in certain contexts? This question arises due to the common belief that "does" is primarily associated with singular nouns, yet there seem to be instances where its application to plural subjects might be permissible or at least debated. Clarifying this aspect of grammar would help in understanding when and how "does" can be appropriately used, ensuring that our language usage remains accurate and precise.
amelia_martinez_engineer
Thu Oct 03 2024
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6 answers
1484
Do with singular or plural?
Could you please clarify for me the correct usage of "do" when referring to a singular or plural subject? For instance, if I'm speaking about one person's actions, would I say "does he do it?" Or, if I'm referring to multiple people's actions, would I say "do they do it?" Additionally, could you provide some examples to further illustrate the distinction between using "do" with singular and plural subjects? It's always good to be precise in language, especially when discussing complex topics like cryptocurrency and finance.
