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Learn English with Rebecca · engVid | Learn English Grammar: Single Items, but Plural Nouns! @engvidRebecca | Uploaded February 2021 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Can one object in English be plural? Yes! Find out why, when, and how. Do we say “my jeans is tight” or “my jeans are tight”? “Where is my glasses?” or “Where are my glasses?”, “here is the scissors” or “here are the scissors”? Learn about these unusual words and correct these common mistakes made with plural nouns, which refer to one thing, but are actually plural! Master this important subject related to subject-verb agreement in English. After the lesson, take the quiz: engvid.com/learn-english-grammar-single-items-plural-nouns

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Learn English Grammar: Single Items, but Plural Nouns! @engvidRebecca

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