Is (News) plural form of ( New)?
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I don't think 'new' has a plural.\n\nNews (as in newspaper) comes from North East West South.\n\nEnjoy
438823
School's is correct, it is showing possession. Schools' would be showing plural possession. The sentence appears to be correct.
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start with:\nTools/ Account/ News/ and then add\nmsnews.microsoft.com
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lol\nNo news is good news
1099758
It's holes in one.\n\nYou make the actual noun plural.\nKinda like passerby and passersby.
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the only ones i can think of are words that change slightly.... \n\nprinces - plural\nprincess - singular\n\nbut the meaning is a little different, lol. does that count?
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Oh yeah.  Journalists now tell you what the news means.  Not report it.  How about letting us decide?
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It's timeouts.  The word is one word, not two - as in, timeout, not time out.  So hence, following English rules, the plural form would have the s at the end of the single word.  Plus, if you check out the closed captioning in football games, you'd hear (and read!) the announcers say timeouts several times in the closing minutes of each half.
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The first one is correct because "lately" implies a link between present and past, and that's the "present perfect" (have slept).\nThe second one is completely incorrect because the tense "present" doesn't draw this link between present and past.
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A. is wrong because neither x nor y should use "is", not are\nD. is wrong because sound is singular and were is plural\nB. is wrong because pair is singular and cost is plural\n\nC is correct: she is singular and has told is singular
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A: Yes but only from the press\n\nB: Yes, from the news and also a couple of friends of mine have been so.\n\nC: All wars are started by religion.\n\nD: The two are inseparable.
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There are a few points in the Sentence Correction questions that are questionable. For example they tend to American usage with regard to whether collective nouns are singular or plural (pick singular)--however, they do seem to be compromising and will usually have another clue in the non-underlined portion, or another error in the underlined portion, so that is unlikely to be the only point tested at one time. "Their" used as a neutral singular is definitely wrong (e.g. Everyone took their seats.) "Different" belongs with "from" and not, as in British usage, with "to" (also not with "than"). "If I would" is wrong, although it is gaining popularity in the real world.\n\nIf you mean the essays, chances are minor errors like these and certainly British spellings will not be marked wrong.
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Nope,sorry.\nPity about the news...
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What you're talking about is a "press release".  Check out the link.\n\nSlainte,\n\n\n-D
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THE (defining article)\nTRAIN (noun)\nLEAVES (verb)\nAT (preposition)\n11 (noun)\nTOMORROW (adverb)
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Because then it's no more "news", then it's "olds"! Then there is newer "news"...
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No, Boxes is the plural of Box.