is name pluralized

wats the diff

person a: there will be a baseball game at the stadium
person b: really?

what are the names of the teams (does this mean each team has more than 1 name)
what is the name of the teams (does this mean that one name per team
what's the teams' names (does his mean each team has more than 1 name)
what's the teams' name

person a: yankees and red sox

[RonBee]

A: There is a baseball game at the stadium today.
B: Really? Who's playing?
A: The Yankees and the Red Sox.
B: What time does the game start?
A: The game starts at 2:15.
B: What are the names of the teams that are going to be playing?
A: I already told you. The Yankees and the Red Sox.
B: Who's pitching?
A: I don't know.
B: Who won the World Series?
A: The St. Louis Cardinals.

~R

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

wats the diff

person a: there will be a baseball game at the stadium
person b: really?

what are the names of the teams (does this mean each team has more than 1 name)
what is the name of the teams (does this mean that one name per team
what's the teams' names (does his mean each team has more than 1 name)
what's the teams' name

person a: yankees and red sox

1. No. One name each.
2. It would mean that the teams shared one name.
3. What are the teams' names. Same as 1.
4. What is the teams' name. Same as 2.