Glizdka
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Is it possible to refer to a plural noun as singular for academic explanation purposes?
I have this text:
Subject and object - are nouns or pronouns that function as the person or things that acts in the sentence, the object is the person or thing that is affected by the action of the subject.
Example: “Cats eat mice.” - The "cats" functions as the subject of this sentence because it performs the action of eating. The "mice" is the subject of this sentence because it is affected by the action performed by the "cats" (the mice are eaten).
Also, are my quotation marks in correct places?
I have this text:
Subject and object - are nouns or pronouns that function as the person or things that acts in the sentence, the object is the person or thing that is affected by the action of the subject.
Example: “Cats eat mice.” - The "cats" functions as the subject of this sentence because it performs the action of eating. The "mice" is the subject of this sentence because it is affected by the action performed by the "cats" (the mice are eaten).
Also, are my quotation marks in correct places?
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