Sartre
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Sentence taken from an article:
"Alas, there’s no escaping how American this Trump phenomena is."
According to Microsoft Word, "phenomena" must be replaced with phenomenon, in the above example. Is plural wrong in this context?
Because, it seems to me, if phenomena was replaced by any other word it would be singular.
"Alas, there’s no escaping how American this Trump phenomena is."
According to Microsoft Word, "phenomena" must be replaced with phenomenon, in the above example. Is plural wrong in this context?
Because, it seems to me, if phenomena was replaced by any other word it would be singular.