Poll: The word 'accommodation' _____ a plural form.

The word 'accommodation' _____ a plural form.

has
doesn't have

Votes: 562
Comments: 8
Added: October 2008

Comments:

eu - 24th October 2008 03:49
where is the answer????????
 
cris - 24th October 2008 18:44
what is the response?
 
John - 27th October 2008 13:52
Standard American English gives accomodation a plural form, British English does not.
 
Anika - 28th October 2008 12:16
I don't think at all that it has a plural form.:)
 
OnixM2000 - 28th October 2008 22:47
Exemples: 1) Hotel accommodation is included in the price of your holiday package.
2) Nowadys, travelers are looking for bed and breakfast accommodations in private homes.
 
Marcos - 15th November 2008 17:24
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618;ʆən / Ac noun 1 accommodations [ plural ] a room in a hotel or other place where you stay on vacation or when you are traveling :
▪ Guest artists have to pay for their own hotel accommodations and meals.
▪ The package includes deluxe accommodations and unlimited golf.
from: pai dos burros Longman
 
leo guerra - 15th November 2008 22:44
certanly it has the plural form
 
suresh - 17th November 2008 17:05
I think there is no plural for accommodation.
 
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