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| What does "staffs" and "staves" mean? |
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| Yep. The hotel staff were polite. staffs=staves=plural of staff/stave staff/stave=1) pole, strong stick 2) the five lines that music is written on (in AmE use staff, in BrE use stave) |
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The hotel staff was very polite. The hotel staff were very polite. We can also pluralize "staff". John has his staff and I have mine. Both of our staffs will be working on the project. |
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