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Singular noun or plural noun sentenses​

Singular noun or plural noun sentenses​
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Singular noun or plural noun sentenses​

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Answer:

Singlular: Hello, this is my cat

Plural: Hello these are my dogs

Explanation:

Singlular sentances are just one thing like 1 cat or 1 dog, Plural sentances are more than one thing like cats and dogs

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