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19-Sep-2007, 20:46
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 Irregular plural or mispelling? In the lyrics of "You come to my head" by Michael Bulton, there's a sentence: Like a summer with a thousand Julys I've tried to find the plural of months but I didn't and I'll have to explain it my pupils. Thank you very much. |
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20-Sep-2007, 00:03
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| Re: Irregular plural or mispelling? Welcome to the forums. Julys is the correct plural. If you look up the names of the months in a dictionary, it should give the plurals. Certainly the Compact Oxford does: AskOxford: January |
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