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28-Apr-2009, 01:45
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 Plural form? |
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28-Apr-2009, 02:00
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| Re: Plural form? Usually it's fish. I caught three fish yesterday. In fact, fish is always acceptable. However, sometimes, to emphasize the different species, one might say, "There are fishes in the sea and birds in the sky" - but frankly, it sounds a bit archaic, or at best, academic. |
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