are names of persons, places, things, animals, or events

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What are the three noun categories? (type in lower case seperated by comma)

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common noun is under of what noun category?

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proper noun is under of what noun category?

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what are the two nouns under noun according to kind?

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refers to a class of nouns; general category; not specific and cannot be capitalize unless it's the starting word of the sentence.

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are noun refer to specific particular noun (names, things, places); always capitalized.

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collective noun, count noun, and mass noun are under what noun category?

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these are noun that can be counted

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refers to a group of nouns such as people, places, animals, or things considered as one entity. singular in form but can be plural in meaning collection of multiple things, people, or animals.

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nouns that cannot be counted

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Samsung, Lenovo, Maria, Christianity, and Muslim are what kind of noun?

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teacher, president, freedom, love, justice, city are what type of nouns?

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family, audience, school (of fish), pack, herd, team are what kind of noun

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tables, chairs, boys (in a room), books are what kind of noun

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grain of rice, salt, strands of hair, water are what kind of noun?

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what are the two kinds of nouns according to reference?

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these are nouns that is tangible or can be perceived by one of the five human senses

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these are noun that is intangible or cannot be perceived by one of the five human senses

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emotions, feeling, or concepts are what kind of noun?

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coffee, tea, and milk are what kind of noun according to reference?

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love, joy, idea, mathematics are what kind of noun according to reference?

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it can show ownership by adding apostrophe s

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Mark has dog.
make the noun in possessive form

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is the doer of the action (verb) in the sentence

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the object of the transitive verb is the one who (a)   the action in the sentence.

it helps establish relationships to objects, time, location (e.g., over, under, on, in, at, became, tommorow)

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envy, ennui, anxiety are what kind of noun?

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bunch, crew, flock

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a collective noun is (a)   in form but names a group of people, animal, or things.

Determine what kind of nouns are the ff:
furniture, computer, perfume, speaker

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is something that refers to a particular person, things, places, or idea

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the following are examples of what noun?
alcohol, mug, screw, city, vegetables, sadness

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the biological sex of the noun's reference, thus, masculine or feminine for animate nouns and nueter for inanimate nouns.

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an employed woman who is a household administrator providing care and education specially to children

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is a german word for Miss

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is a german word for Mistress

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is the head of the province

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princess [plural] is a counterpart of

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refers to the chief female character in a story

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determine whether the noun is masculine, feminine, or neuter: 'duke'

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female counterpart of 'duke'


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a man who is not and has never been married

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a woman who has lost her husband by death and has not married again

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a female administrator

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a head of an abbey of monks

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a British nobleman

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a man belonging to the nobility, a historical social class ranking below royalty but above commoners

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is a female executor

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is the Italian of Mister

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is a woman holding the rank of a count or an earl

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lad - young boy ; (a)   - young girl

lady - woman ; (a)   - man

an adult woman

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a female domestic worker

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a woman who is not and has never been married

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a male duck

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a female duck

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a male bee

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long-necked web-footed bird

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a female deer

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a female deer (aside from 'doe')

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a male deer

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a small deer

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a female horse

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general term of a species 'deer'

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male that practices magic

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female who practices dark magic

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a male who practices witchcraft

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a male getting married

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a female getting married

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a female who's part of the wedding ceremony

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a nobleman ranking below an earl and above a baron in British peerage

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the wife of a viscount or a woman who holds the title in her own right

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is someone [male] who helps or helps others giving support

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female counterpart of 'patron'

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adult female sheep

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adult male sheep

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adult male cat

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adult female cat; breeding context

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general term for young cat

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informal general term for cat

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male gender for 'cattle'

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female gender for 'cattle'

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your sister's or brother's son

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your sister's or brother's daughter

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a female domestic worker who performs household chores; housekeeping in hospitality context

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a male domestic worker who helps in duties similar to maid

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is typically referred to a male of a certain animal such as rabbit/deer

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female rabbit/deer

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female pig

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male pig

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female horse

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male horse

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female chicken

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male chicken

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female sheep

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male sheep

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determine the opposite noun gender reference or state whether the noun is neuter 'director'

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determine the opposite noun gender reference or state whether the noun is neuter 'baron'

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determine the opposite noun gender reference or state whether the noun is neuter 'giant'

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determine the opposite noun gender reference or state whether the noun is neuter 'duke'

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determine the opposite noun gender reference or state whether the noun is neuter 'emperor'

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determine the opposite noun gender reference or state whether the noun is neuter 'alumnus'

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determine the opposite noun gender reference or state whether the noun is neuter 'emeritus'

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determine the opposite noun gender reference or state whether the noun is neuter 'czar'

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determine the masculine counterpart 'goose'

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determine the masculine counterpart 'heiress'

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determine the masculine counterpart 'mermaid'

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determine the masculine counterpart 'niece'

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determine the masculine counterpart 'chambermaid'

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determine the masculine counterpart 'witch'

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determine the masculine counterpart 'widow'

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are nouns that follow the rule 'noun + s' or 'noun + es' to make the noun plural

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noun that doesn't follow the rule of regular noun

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singular to plural 'deer'

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singular to plural 'advice'

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singular to plural 'information'

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singular to plural 'money'

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plural to singular 'species'

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plural to singular 'series'

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plural to singular 'scissors'

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plural to singular 'pants'

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plural to singular 'trousers'

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plural to singular 'eyeglasses'

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plural to singular 'mathematics'

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plural to singular 'physics'

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plural to singular 'lyrics'

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plural to singular 'statistics'

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plural to singular 'minutes (of the meeting)

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plural to singular 'jeans'

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plural to singular 'pliers'

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plural to singular 'politics'

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plural to singular 'shorts'

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collective forms of certain nouns (considered as one single unit or entity)
(a)   of cows

collective forms of certain nouns (considered as one single unit or entity)
(a)   of sheep

collective forms of certain nouns (considered as one single unit or entity)
(a)   of birds

collective forms of certain nouns (considered as one single unit or entity)
(a)   of lions

collective forms of certain nouns (considered as one single unit or entity)
(a)   of wolves/dogs

collective forms of certain nouns (considered as one single unit or entity)
(a)   of bees/insects

collective forms of certain nouns (considered as one single unit or entity)
(a)   of fish

collective forms of certain nouns (considered as one single unit or entity)
(a)   of players

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form)
(a)   of advice

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form)
(a)   of applause

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form)
(a)   of bread

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form)
(a)   of information

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form)
(a)   of lightning

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form)
music (a)  

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form) food (a)  

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form) (a)   of hair

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form)

(a)   of evidence

collective forms indicating the plural of non-count noun (always singular in form but not in meaning and does not have plural form)
(a)   of equipment

take the singular form of the following words, otherwise, take the plural form 'brother'

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take the singular form of the following words, otherwise, take the plural form 'child'

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take the singular form of the following words, otherwise, take the plural form 'louse'

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take the singular form of the following words, otherwise, take the plural form 'ox'

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take the plural form 'tooth'

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take the plural form 'mouse'

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take the plural form 'agendum'

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take the plural form 'alga'

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take the plural form 'datum'

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take the plural form 'focus'

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take the plural form 'forum'

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take the plural form 'hippopotamus'

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take the plural form 'nucleus'

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take the plural form 'stimulus'

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take the plural form 'vertebra'

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take the plural form 'crisis'

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take the plural form 'phenomenon'

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take the plural form 'neurosis'

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take the plural form 'coup d'état'

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take the plural form 'bacillus'

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take the plural form 'alumna'

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take the plural form 'alumnus'

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take the plural form 'amoeba'

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take the plural form 'apex'

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take the plural form 'cactus'

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take the plural form 'corpus'

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take the plural form 'curriculum'

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take the plural form 'dogma'

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take the plural form 'formula'

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take the plural form 'fungus'

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take the plural form 'larva'

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take the plural form 'ovum'

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take the plural form 'suffix'

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take the plural form 'analysis'

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take the plural form 'criterion'

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take the plural form 'thesis'

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take the plural form 'oasis'

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take the plural form 'cherub'

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take the plural form 'cod'

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take the plural form 'wheat'

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take the singular form 'headquarters'

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take the plural form 'elite'

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take the singular form 'means'

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take the singular form 'odds'

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take the singular form 'regalia'

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take the plural form 'swine'

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take the plural form 'aid'

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take the plural form 'ammunition'

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take the plural form 'documentation'

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take the plural form 'evidence'

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take the plural form 'homework'

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take the plural form 'implementation'

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take the plural form 'jargon'

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take the plural form 'jewelry'

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take the plural form 'learning'

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take the plural form 'smoke'

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take the plural form 'work (works in another noun)'

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take the singular form 'assets'

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take the singular form 'manners'

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take the singular form 'belongings'

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take the singular form 'clothes'

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take the singular form 'credentials'

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take the singular form

'proceedings'

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take the singular form 'riches'

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take the singular form 'ties'

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take the singular form of the noun 'remains'

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'curriculum vitae'

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'daughter-in-law'

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'jailhouse'

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'waterhose'

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'secretary-general'

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'personnel manager'

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'notary public'

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'passerby'

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major general

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take the plural form of the compound noun 'King of England'

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take the plural form of the noun 'trophy'

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take the plural form of the noun 'bush'

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take the plural form of the noun 'gas'

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take the plural form of the noun 'tomato'

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take the plural form of the noun 'goose'

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take the plural form of the noun 'die' (rolling a die)

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take the plural form of the noun 'codex'

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take the plural form of the noun 'trout'

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take the plural form of the noun 'aircraft'

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take the plural form of the noun 'mango'


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take the plural form of the noun 'luggage'

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ake the plural form of the noun 'octopus'

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take the plural form of the noun 'booth'

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take the plural form of the noun 'bonus'

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take the singular form of the noun 'species'

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take the plural form of the noun 'maid of honor'

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take the plural form of the noun 'hoof'

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take the plural form of the noun 'alga'


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