Remember that adding an apostrophe ‘s’ does not make a plural noun. For example: ‘We saw lots of bird’s in the garden’ - is incorrect ‘We saw lots of birds in the garden’ - is ...

For example, you may have one sentence where the collective noun works best with a singular verb and another sentence in which the same noun works better with a plural. So when consistency isn’t ...

In the U.K. it is commonly pluralized as "attorney generals," but in the U.S. we have decided to dig in our etymological heels and make an example of this plural within a compound. Over the ...

Just remember the things you already know about plurals and possessives, and then take it slowly. Say, for example, you’re Smith. The rules of plurals tell us that, when you’re talking about ...

Remember that adding an apostrophe ‘s’ does not make a plural noun. For example: ‘We saw lots of bird’s in the garden’ - is incorrect ‘We saw lots of birds in the garden’ - is ...

In the UK it is commonly pluralized as “attorney generals,” but in the US we have decided to dig in our etymological heels and make an example of this plural within a compound. Over the ...