Asked by Amy
Could someone explain to me why the word "like" is plural and not singular because I actually thought "like" was singular.
And isn't "the girls" singular?
"the girls like the movie"
And isn't "the girls" singular?
"the girls like the movie"
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Ahh -- our complicated English language.
Look at these plural verbs:
They <u>sleep</u> at night.
Those girls <u>go</u> to our school.
My children <u>live</u> in different states.
"The girls" is plural. Plural means more than one.
The girls like vampire movies.
The girl likes vampire movies.
Look at these plural verbs:
They <u>sleep</u> at night.
Those girls <u>go</u> to our school.
My children <u>live</u> in different states.
"The girls" is plural. Plural means more than one.
The girls like vampire movies.
The girl likes vampire movies.
Answered by
Amy
oh okay, thank you
Also, what about "the family" is it plural or singular?
Also, what about "the family" is it plural or singular?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You're welcome.
Family is singular. My family is one unit.
Family is singular. My family is one unit.
Answered by
Amy
thank you again!
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You're welcome, again. :-)
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