This one can indeed. Just add an 's': My sentiments, but sediment is a mass noun so no plural required
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Can these two words two words be made plural? 1. Sentiment
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Re: Can these two words two words be made plural? This one can indeed. Just add an 's': My sentiments, but sediment is a mass noun so no plural required
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Re: Can these two words two words be made plural? Yes and NO
Sentiments (count noun)
Sediment (mass noun) NOTE: this could be said in some specialist contexts to refer to many DIFFERENT types of sediments, e.g. There were soft and hard compound sediments found during the excavation.
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Re: Can these two words two words be made plural? Thankyou
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Re: Can these two words two words be made plural? Thankyou!
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