Still, the AP Stylebook holds the line: “In the sense of mass communication, such as magazines, newspapers, the news services, radio, television and online, the word is plural: The news media are ...

Q. We all know that the plural of the word “mouse” is “mice.” However, if I write the word “mouse” 10 times on a piece of paper, would you then refer to them col… ...

Ask yourself whether the name is singular or plural. 2. ... To make a proper name into a plural, simply add S or ES. Mr. Smith plus Mrs ... like “berry,” form the plural with “ies,” as in ...

We're used to things ending in –ies being plurals, but this is another word that's taken unchanged from Latin, and in Latin –ies is a noun suffix, sort of like –tion.

Turning one into many isn't always as simple as adding an 's'! Learn how to spell plural nouns with BBC Bitesize KS3 English. BBC Homepage. ... Add an 'es' Drop the ‘y’ and add ‘ies ...

A natural follow-up to my last column about words that live in the plural seemed to be one about words that don't get the regular "s" at the end.

Así, el singular y el plural dan lo mismo, como el egoísmo y la insolidaridad. Al final, entre unos y otros lo que van a conseguir es que los españoles dudemos hasta de nuestra lengua, que era ...