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Well, I always think of five letter plurals that end in S, even when I know there is no S in that position.
by lozenge 5y ago
Well, I always think of five letter plurals that end in S, even when I know there is no S in that position.
- drorco 5y agoTrue, but in English I think this is more of a suffix thing, for example you can have words like "soft"->"softly", "poll->polls". I think this effect is much more subtle when this happens with a suffix rather than a prefix.