Онлайновые языковые словари

Adjectives in genitive singular
Numbers: singular or plural?
plural or singular?
Thunder and lightning - singular or plural?
To become-singular or plural?
translate, declension of singular adjective/noun
When вы can be followed by singular ?
все singular or plural?
Каждый призыв определённое количество новобранцев не берут в армию (Singular subject, plural verb?)
малина, картошкa; singular only nouns
различный +singular
< plural ><singular > - English Only forum
¨Couple- plural or singular? - English Only forum
...in <the> singular accusative case and that word is in <the> plural... - English Only forum
'a postman and postwoman does' - singular verb with plural subject? - English Only forum
'another' with singular nouns? / 'other' with plural and uncountable nouns? - English Only forum
'do' as the third person singular - English Only forum
(Plural noun) have a (singular) vs. have (plural) - English Only forum
(the) only.....that+(singular or plural verb) - English Only forum
(the) smell of + plural noun or singular noun ? - English Only forum
[singular/plural] make a building site out of large chunks of the centre - English Only forum
% + singular or plural verb - English Only forum
1% who was/were infected [percent + singular or plural?] - English Only forum
10% of the crimes < results / result > [ singular / plural ] - English Only forum
3rd person singular + seem ? - English Only forum
3rd person singular form - English Only forum
5 grams of sugar (singular or plural?) - English Only forum
A along with B guarantee(s) [singular or plural?] - English Only forum
A and B are the opposite/opposites of each other: Singular or plural? - English Only forum
A and/or B noun: singular or plural? - English Only forum
A collective noun is one that in the singular form denotes a number of separate persons or things. - English Only forum
A cow is a useful animal / Cows are useful animals [generic singular/plural] - English Only forum
A dog will look down when they have done wrong [singular pronoun] - English Only forum
A fifth of Uruguayans = singular or plural? - English Only forum
a gaggle of people +singular /plural verb? - English Only forum
a group(plural or singular or both) - English Only forum
"a kind of" followed by singular or plural? - English Only forum
a lot [singular or plural verb?] - English Only forum
a lot and a singular verb - English Only forum
a lot of (grammatically) singular or plural - English Only forum
a means [singular?] - English Only forum
a member of a group, singular or plural - English Only forum
a minimum of + plural noun + singular/plural verb? - English Only forum
A most singular position at your age - English Only forum
A or B + plural or singular? - English Only forum
"a person who starts their own business" - Their for singular - English Only forum
A plural noun that becomes singular when 's' is added - English Only forum
a plural or singular verb for everything? - English Only forum
a reluctant/grudging admiration. Why singular? - English Only forum
a row of hurdles - singular or plural? - English Only forum
a scissor [singular] - English Only forum
A Second Person Singular Verb Form? - English Only forum
A sense of novelty in giving audience to that singular figure - English Only forum
A sequence of steps is singular or plural - English Only forum
a series of - singular or plural? - English Only forum
a singular illustration of that irony which checks or directs our sympathies - English Only forum
a singular Noun + singular noun - English Only forum
A singular or plural question. - English Only forum
a singular thing that they nearly all wore metal rings made by German prisoners - English Only forum
A total (singular) of 32 measurements has been made. - English Only forum
A tour guide is a good job. [Plural or Singular] - English Only forum
a type of singular/ types of plural - English Only forum
a type of singular/plural - English Only forum
A variety of... + plural or singular? - English Only forum
a(n) + singular VS. zero article + plural - English Only forum
a/any + singular countable - English Only forum
A+B=singular? - English Only forum
About some "singular" definition in dictionary - English Only forum
about third person of singular - English Only forum
abuse and threats (singular and plural) - English Only forum
accompaniment to (singular?) - English Only forum
Acme Group design/designs [singular / plural] - English Only forum
Acronym (N&N) singular or plural? - English Only forum
Acronyms as singular or plural nouns... - English Only forum
adjectival noun in the singular form - English Only forum
Adjectives, plural or singular - English Only forum
Advice / advices (singular/plural) uncountable? - English Only forum
aerobics-statistics-gymnastics + singular verbs - English Only forum
After "on their own", plural or singular? - English Only forum
after+ singular or pres. perfect? - English Only forum
Agreement between possessive adjective and singular... - English Only forum
agreement between singular and plural nouns - English Only forum
airs, compasses, contents, customs, damages - countable or uncountable, singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
all (pronoun) singular or plural - English Only forum
All / The group / Each of them raised their <hand / hands> [Singular/plural] - English Only forum
"All" as a noun - singular / plural? - English Only forum
all but [x]... singular or plural? - English Only forum
all forms + singular or plural - English Only forum
all must wear their name tag<s> [singular, plural] - English Only forum
All of whom _____(plural verb/singular verb)? - English Only forum
All or any/ verb in the singular or in the plural? - English Only forum
all parts of [singular or plural?] - English Only forum
All singular verbs end in "s". - English Only forum
all sort of people - plural or singular - English Only forum
all sorts(kinds) of plural/ singular - English Only forum
All species of tiger is/are dangerous. [singular plural verb] - English Only forum
along with + singular/plural - English Only forum
and money is always singular? [word order] - English Only forum
Animal Smell (plural vs singular) - English Only forum
annual + singular or plural noun - English Only forum
Another 25% of the respondents - plural or singular? - English Only forum
Any + count noun singular form? - English Only forum
Any + plural or singular nouns - English Only forum
Any + plural/Singular - English Only forum
any + singular but then plural - English Only forum
any + singular countable noun - English Only forum
any + singular countable noun in negatives - English Only forum
Any + singular noun in negative sentences - English Only forum
any + singular/plural - English Only forum
"Any + singular/plural noun" at the beginning of sentence - English Only forum
any + singular/plural noun?? - English Only forum
any + that + singular/plural verb - English Only forum
any and all wines contains/contain [any; singular or plural] - English Only forum
Any in questions → plural or singular nouns - English Only forum
"Any" in questions: Singular or plural? - English Only forum
Any kind of followed by a plural or singular noun? - English Only forum
Any of ... singular or plural - English Only forum
any of your friends who <is /are> [singular or plural] - English Only forum
any other + plural or singular? - English Only forum
any other + singular countable or plural? - English Only forum
Any other + singular nouns - English Only forum
any other+ singular noun/ all the other+plural nouns - English Only forum
Any "singular/plural" Vs "a" - English Only forum
Any with singular sentence and a question - English Only forum
Any: singular and plural nouns - English Only forum
any... and any...(singular and plural) - English Only forum
Any(singular and plural) - English Only forum
any/no with countable singular nouns - English Only forum
Any+ singular/plural nouns - English Only forum
Any+singular/plural: Do you have any <sister/sisters> - English Only forum
Any+singular/plural: I don't have any <problem/problems> - English Only forum
Any+singular/plural: I don't support any <team/teams> - English Only forum
Any+singular/plural: I'm wondering if any of these apartments is available - English Only forum
Any+singular/plural: If you have any <problem/problems> - English Only forum
Any+singular/pural: Do your company have any vacancy? - English Only forum
anyone /someone (plural or singular) - English Only forum
archival fonds - singular and plural - English Only forum
are each + singular/plural noun? - English Only forum
are proportions singular or plural? - English Only forum
Are there any countable concrete nouns that do not have singular forms? - English Only forum
"Art" - singular or plural? - English Only forum
Artwork plural or singular - English Only forum
as few as 170 ,000 chimps [singular/plural agreement with collective nouns] - English Only forum
Ashes (plural form but singular meaning?) - English Only forum
Audience is plural or singular? - English Only forum
bacteria singular or plural - English Only forum
baggage was / were [plural or singular] - English Only forum
behaving in so singular a fashion - English Only forum
Benelux: singular or plural? - English Only forum
bikini (singular vs. plural) - English Only forum
Both + plural or singular verb - English Only forum
"Both" Goes with Singular Or Plural - English Only forum
both plural noun and singular noun - English Only forum
brood, singular or plural - English Only forum
bulldog is / bulldogs are dangerous because [singular or plural for a general fact] - English Only forum
but it is singular that as years rolled away, and the noon of manhood - English Only forum
Buttock (singular, insult) - English Only forum
By country / At destination --- singular? - English Only forum
Can 'adversaries' be singular? - English Only forum
Can 'we' be the singular? - English Only forum
Can a singular noun refer back to a plural noun? - English Only forum
Can both singular and plural form be used here? - English Only forum
Can I omit a/an before a singular countable noun? - English Only forum
Can I use a singular verb for "studies"? - English Only forum
Can I use either singular or plural nouns? - English Only forum
Can I use singular countable noun after "all"? - English Only forum
Can singular subject and plural compelement be possible? - English Only forum
Can these be treated as singular, instead of plural? - English Only forum
cars ..., the new <one> [singular 'one' with plural] - English Only forum
Choice Between a Singular and a Plural Verb - English Only forum
Choice Between the Singular and Plural Number - English Only forum
circumstance (singular) - English Only forum
Class of people; singular or plural - English Only forum
Class: plural or singular? - English Only forum
Cleft sentence - It's (singular) the people that make (plural) them (the streets of Philadelphia) unsafe." - English Only forum
Clothes (singular) - English Only forum
clothes [singular/plural] - English Only forum
Clothes, news [singular or plural?] - English Only forum
coherence of singular forms - English Only forum
Collec nouns singular - English Only forum
Collective noun: singular/ plural [AE vs BE] - English Only forum
Collective nouns - 99% of, the majority of the congregation - singular or plural? percent per cent - English Only forum
Collective nouns - a group of people + singular or plural verb - English Only forum
Collective nouns - Management - plural or singular? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the police <is, are> ... [singular / plural] - English Only forum
collective singular is now plural? - English Only forum
Collective: singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
College, General Motors: singular or plural? - English Only forum
communication and understanding (singular or plural?) - English Only forum
Company name + singular or plural ? - English Only forum
comparison of singular number with plural - English Only forum
compatible with any iOS devices / device [Singular or plural] - English Only forum
Computer graphics: singular or plural? - English Only forum
concentrations of unknown A, B, C were [singular or plural?] - English Only forum
concord - singular or plural? - English Only forum
concord: "singular verb" or "plural verb" - English Only forum
"condition": always singular when it means "state of health"? - English Only forum
Confusion about subject and object (plural vs singular) - English Only forum
Confusion of singular and plural verb. - English Only forum
conjunction "or" (singular or plural) - English Only forum
considered an attribute in man or woman / men or women [singular or plural] - English Only forum
content, singular or plural? - English Only forum
coordinated elements - singular or plural verb - English Only forum
Coordinated noun phrase and subclause: singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
cough syrup(uncountable/singular/plural) - English Only forum
Could the word "means" be used as a singular noun and still remain its meaning? - English Only forum
Countable (Singular/Plural) or Uncountable? - English Only forum
Countable nouns in singular without an article - English Only forum
Countable nouns vs. Singular countable nouns - English Only forum
Countries and singular verbs - English Only forum
Data is vs. are (singular vs. plural) - English Only forum
Decimals: plural/singular? - English Only forum
define the plan into one singular vision - English Only forum
derive an equilibrium where prevalence is a non-singular event - English Only forum
Derterminer/adjective "(a) little" with singular countable words. - English Only forum
Diameter(s) at two points - singular or plural? - English Only forum
Difference between "not a + singular noun" vs "not any+ singular noun" - English Only forum
Difference between singular and countable nouns - English Only forum
difference between singular and plural nouns in these sentences - English Only forum
Different + singular or plural? - English Only forum
Discards pile/Discards pile: Singular vs plural - English Only forum
Distributive plural/singular - English Only forum
distributive singular vs. sentence structure - English Only forum
Distributive singular: We all have <a nose, noses>. - English Only forum
Distributive singular/plural - English Only forum
do i need to use "a/an" and singular or not? - English Only forum
Do we use here the 's' for the 3rd person singular ? - English Only forum
"do" with the third person singular - English Only forum
Do you have a (singular) / Do you have (plural) ? - English Only forum
documentation - plural or singular? - English Only forum
Does a idiom in singular form have a plural form? - English Only forum
Does each of you take a singular verb or a plural one? - English Only forum
Does Google intend ... themselves. [Google: singular or plural?] - English Only forum
does "the masses" require singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
Does the word 'humanity' take singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
doing and doing ＋singular/plural - English Only forum
dollar bill-plural/singular? - English Only forum
dollars-singular - English Only forum
Each - plural or singular? - English Only forum
Each - singular or plural? - English Only forum
each : singular, plural ? - English Only forum
each and every one of those who + verb(singular)/verb(plural)? - English Only forum
Each is singular or plural? - English Only forum
each of ... singular or plural? - English Only forum
each of these singular / plural - English Only forum
each other as (plural or singular) - English Only forum
Each singular or plural here - English Only forum
effects as singular - English Only forum
Either team / teams [singular or plural] - English Only forum
Electrical mains: singular or plural? - English Only forum
elevenses + verb singular or plural? - English Only forum
emotion as plural or singular. - English Only forum
English nouns ending in -s, with the same form for singular and plural - English Only forum
Equation singular or plural - English Only forum
ergonomics - singular or plural? - English Only forum
Etiquette - singular/plural - English Only forum
Every - Singular or plural? - English Only forum
every + singular/plural form - English Only forum
every A and every B + singular verb? - English Only forum
every manner of + singular or plural nouns? - English Only forum
Every person - singular or plural? - English Only forum
"everybody and his brother" heard as singular or plural? - English Only forum
Everyone - singular or plural? ... everyone whose <house has, houses have> been destroyed.? - English Only forum
Everyone, everybody - singular or plural? ... everyone please shut their mouth(s) - English Only forum
Eveybody/everyone -- singular or plural - English Only forum
expertise [singular /plural?] - English Only forum
eye drops (uncountable/singular/plural) - English Only forum
"family" 3 person singular? - English Only forum
feedback - singular only? - English Only forum
firework (singular) - English Only forum
"Fish" and "candy" - singular or plural? - English Only forum
fitting rooms singular or plural? - English Only forum
flashcards -- used as a singular noun - English Only forum
Foreign word's singular & plural - English Only forum
Fraction is plural or singular? - English Only forum
fraction/ decimal number + noun (singular or plural?) - English Only forum
Fruits - singular or plural? - English Only forum
Gender neutral 3rd person singular pronouns - she, he, them, they, their, he/she, s/he, his, her, its - English Only forum
Gender neutral pronouns: A shift to genderless she? Historic use of singular their - English Only forum
Gender neutral pronouns: If some person ... lost <?> phone? Its! Historic use of singular their. - English Only forum
Gender neutral singular term for cows. - English Only forum
Gender-neutral pronouns; Singular they, she, he - English Only forum
Gender-neutral third person singular pronouns: April 2009 - English Only forum
Gender-neutral third person singular pronouns: December 2005: Everybody - singular or plural? - English Only forum
Gender-neutral third person singular pronouns: July 2005 - English Only forum
Gender-neutral third person singular pronouns: May 2005: Everyone has a right to <?> privacy? his, her, its, their? - English Only forum
generation who <are / is> [singular / plural] - English Only forum
Generic noun, singular, plural, article - English Only forum
Generic reference: plural forms VS the + singular form - English Only forum
genetic and cultural evolution(s), singular or plural? - English Only forum
gerund and gerund / to-v and to-v + singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
Glasses, pants, shoes... Are they singular or plural? - English Only forum
"goods" and "wares" [singular form?] - English Only forum
grades: plural? singular? - English Only forum
"Gravity" is a third person singular word?? - English Only forum
group 'has/have' taken on [singular/ plural] - English Only forum
group of / crowd of [is / are: singular /plural] - English Only forum
had not [verb] any [noun] - singular or plural? - English Only forum
Hair - plural or singular - English Only forum
hair (singular and plural usage) - English Only forum
has <a?> car [singular count noun: article?] - English Only forum
have an exception. -(singular) vs There is no rule that doesn't have exceptions. -(plural) - English Only forum
have lost appetite,don't have an appetite: singular, plural - English Only forum
He's famous among this community OR other singular/uncountable noun - English Only forum
Headquarters, singular or plural? - English Only forum
Helping verb with gender-neutral pronouns: singular or plural? - English Only forum
Hitler's actions + verb in the singular - English Only forum
Homework - singular or plural? - English Only forum
horses are / the horse is [generalizing plural / 'the' with singular] - English Only forum
How + singular noun - English Only forum
how can i use "some" referred to singular nouns? - English Only forum
How many + singular verb - English Only forum
How many times have you taken your medicine/pills:singular? - English Only forum
How often / How many times have you bought <singular/plural>? - English Only forum
How to learn third person singular rule - English Only forum
How+adjective+singular countable noun+verb+noun - English Only forum
husband’s and sons’ faith has/have grown... [singular or plural] - English Only forum
Hyphenated Words: Singular or Plural? - English Only forum
I am the one who verb (singular or plural) - English Only forum
I hold <it> singular... - English Only forum
I like (shellfish). Plural or singular? - English Only forum
I like pizza or I like pizzaS [singular vs plural with 'like'] - English Only forum
I need a skin cream (uncountable, singular, or plural?) - English Only forum
I prefer window(singular/plural/uncountble) - English Only forum
I'm looking for + singular/plural - English Only forum
I'm looking for ...singular/plural/uncountable? - English Only forum
I'm very singular - English Only forum
I+ along with + singular verb - English Only forum
identify singular and plural pronouns - English Only forum
"If any + singular nouns" vs "If any + plural nouns" - English Only forum
If <any of> your friends is [any + singular verb = any one of?] - English Only forum
If someone takes ... 'they' will .... ['they' for singular] - English Only forum
Impersonal Third Person Singular - English Only forum
Impersonal, personal singular/plural form in a thesis - English Only forum
Implicit transition from singular to plural - English Only forum
in each the A and B followed by singular or plural noun? - English Only forum
in English, How many expressions are about the first person singular? - English Only forum
in good condition (singular) - English Only forum
in some respects makes a beast a man, in 'some other', [singular or plural] - English Only forum
in some toughest terrain, is it plural or singular? - English Only forum
in terms of/ regarding + singular or plural noun? - English Only forum
In the cage it lives - follows by a singular verb or plural verb? - English Only forum
In their/our proper place or places? : Singular or plural - English Only forum
in what singular places they look - English Only forum
including apples, <coconut and banana> [singular?] - English Only forum
Index, middle and ring fingers - Plural or Singular? - English Only forum
instances of + singular or plural form? - English Only forum
intermittent pain/pains [singular or plural?] - English Only forum
Investigating the magnitude (plural or singular) of the relationships - English Only forum
Is " the younger generation" plural or singular? - English Only forum
Is 'a world of opportunities' singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is 'degree' in degree Celsius always singular? - English Only forum
Is 'what' singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is / Are (singular or plural) - English Only forum
Is adj+and+adj+noun considered singular or plural? - English Only forum
is "all that" singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is "any" a plural noun or singular? - English Only forum
Is "any of them" used with a singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
Is "death" singular or plural? [subjunctive] - English Only forum
Is "each other" singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is "humanities" treated as singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is it a singular "their" or a normal "their"? - English Only forum
is it possible to say singular in English - English Only forum
Is mathematic singular? - English Only forum
is "new blood" both a singular and plural noun? - English Only forum
Is Number a singular or plural noun ? - English Only forum
Is or are (singular or plural) - English Only forum
Is "The great number of" singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is "the like " plural or singular? - English Only forum
Is "the owner" singular or plural - English Only forum
Is "the rich elite" singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is the word of "whosever" singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is there a singular form the noun "the British"? - English Only forum
Is there any （singular noun） - English Only forum
Is there any + Singular or Plural noun? - English Only forum
Is "woods" singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is "you" the only singular subject that uses "are" - English Only forum
is/are - plural or singular here? - English Only forum
is/are given - subject: singular or plural - English Only forum
Is/Are "his name and address" singular or plural? - English Only forum
Is/are in case of two singular nouns - English Only forum
it is ... that+singular/plural verb? - English Only forum
It is I who have/has It is you (singular) who has/have It is You(plural)who has/have. - English Only forum
Items in a series: singular and plural nouns - English Only forum
its + singular noun/plural noun - English Only forum
John or I + singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
Just 30 men is too few--- why 30 men is singular? - English Only forum
Kilograms, tonnes etc. - singular or plural? - English Only forum
Kim et al + singular or plural? - English Only forum
Kind of + singular or plural? And why? - English Only forum
kind of qualities: plural or singular - English Only forum
Kind of singular? Kind of plural? Kinds of singular? Kinds of plural? - English Only forum
kind(s)/type(s) of <something - singular or plural?> - English Only forum
knowledge of (singular or uncountable) - English Only forum
Language(s) - art(s) - student, stamp(s) collecting. Attributive nouns singular/plural. - English Only forum
Lately) with singular events in questions and affirmative answers) - English Only forum
Leadership (collective noun) singular or plural? - English Only forum
legal instrument(s) is singular or plural ? - English Only forum
Liberal Studies (singular or plural?) - English Only forum
list for alternative usage and singular ? - English Only forum
List of activities with object takes plural or singular verb - English Only forum
Listing objects with singular or plural to be - English Only forum
long life, living, distrust [plural subject with singular noun] - English Only forum
"Looks" - singular or plural? - English Only forum
looks, minutes, scales, woods, works - countable vs uncountable, singular vs plural verb? - English Only forum
"love" is a singular or plural noun? or both? - English Only forum
M&M's is a(are?) cholocate(s?) coated with..singular/plural - English Only forum
machination [singular] - English Only forum
main/primary + noun (singular/plural) - English Only forum
Majority (singular or plural) - English Only forum
make + verb (third person singular) - English Only forum
man's singular talent<s> - English Only forum
mankind carries/carry [singular / plural] - English Only forum
Many a + singular noun - English Only forum
Many a + singular/plural verb? - English Only forum
many--does it take the plural or singular - English Only forum
marriage - singular or plural - English Only forum
mass media - plural or singular - English Only forum
math & maths [singular? /plural?] - English Only forum
Maths is/are [singular or plural] - English Only forum
means (a way or ways) - singular or plural: difference? - English Only forum
Micro in 3rd singular - English Only forum
Misery and wretchedness <is> what [singular?] - English Only forum
mistake or not(singular) - English Only forum
"mistakes in singular/plural congruence/coordination/concordance/agreement" [choice of the term] - English Only forum
model types compared to each other (plural or singular) - English Only forum
More + singular noun - English Only forum
More Singular/Plural - English Only forum
More than one + noun (plural or singular) - English Only forum
more than one is/are needed [singular or plural?] - English Only forum
"More" with singular nouns - English Only forum
Most every other + singular - English Only forum
Most..Singular/Plural? - English Only forum
Much of + a/an singular - English Only forum
multiple subjects with singular verb - English Only forum
Murder and rape have become so commonplace that it... [Plural to singular] - English Only forum
Music band names: plural or singular? - English Only forum
my family <singular form or plural form> - English Only forum
My interests are very singular - English Only forum
My kind - singular or plural? - English Only forum
N+countable noun, singular or plural? - English Only forum
name of a vegetable in singular to denote small and cut pieces of the vegetable in food - English Only forum
Name of countries or groups are singular or plural? - English Only forum
names of countries [plural/singular?] [countable/uncountable?] - English Only forum
Nationality - plural or singular? - English Only forum
Natural disasters: singular or plural - English Only forum
Need explanation with singular of There's + dogS - English Only forum
neither + <subject> = singular or plural? - English Only forum
Neither Frank nor Lilly lives / Neither Alice nor I like [singular plural] - English Only forum
Neither my friend nor I met our queen: our = singular possessive? - English Only forum
neither of us / either of them + singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
neither of us + singular or plural - English Only forum
Neither. Singular or plural? - English Only forum
neither...nor singular/plural 3rd person - English Only forum
neither+singular or plural - English Only forum
Networks of aircraft, email and container ships - singular/plural - English Only forum
no + plural or singular noun - English Only forum
no + plural or singular nouns? - English Only forum
no + singular/plural noun - English Only forum
No + subjects is singular or plural - English Only forum
No article before a singular countable noun! - English Only forum
No conscience, no sense, no dignity remain(s) [singular or plural] - English Only forum
No one and Nobody singular or plural? - English Only forum
no puma/pumas had been reported [singular or plural] - English Only forum
No singular vs No plural - English Only forum
No+plural/singular - English Only forum
no+singular noun - English Only forum
non-count noun singular - English Only forum
None [singular or plural?] - English Only forum
none is/are [singular or plural?] - English Only forum
None of ... [singular/plural verb] - English Only forum
None of + a singular noun - English Only forum
None of them [singular or plural] - English Only forum
"None" plural or singular or both - English Only forum
not any + singular/plural - English Only forum
Not so much...but rather, singular or plural - English Only forum
Nothing beats + singular/plural? - English Only forum
noun and verb agreement (singular / plural) - English Only forum
Noun+ plus + Noun + singular /plural - English Only forum
nouns in a list after a colon be singular or plural - English Only forum
nouns in the plural and nouns in the singular - English Only forum
Nouns in Titles: Singular, Plural, or with Definite Article? - English Only forum
Number (plural/singular) - English Only forum
number[plural or singular] - English Only forum
Olympics --- plural or singular? - English Only forum
omission of S in third person singular (subjunctive) - English Only forum
Omitting articles with singular countable nouns - English Only forum
One group of students <hide, hides> [Singular/plural] - English Only forum
one half is singular or plural? - English Only forum
One individual after another (singular or plural?) - English Only forum
one of (singular or plural) - English Only forum
one of noun(singular/uncountable) - English Only forum
One of parts is the ventilation unit. [singular for general statement?] - English Only forum
One of the students who +singular or plural verbs - English Only forum
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