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I'm sure it's just a second language thing, but it's interesting that you use the plural of "men" but the singular "woman". Is that more grammatically appropria
by deanCommie 6y ago
I'm sure it's just a second language thing, but it's interesting that you use the plural of "men" but the singular "woman". Is that more grammatically appropriate in your first language?
- AnotherGoodName 6y agoWoman in the above case doesn't at all read correctly. It's simply a clear cut spelling mistake and not really worth further discussion.
- wsc981 6y ago> I'm sure it's just a second language thing, Thanks for your comment and I fixed the typos in my earlier post. English is indeed not my native language, but I should have noticed this spelling mistake, since I use English most every day. In my first language (Dutch) there is a clear distinction between singular and plural (men: man - mannen, women: vrouw - vrouwen).