Question

Make sentences using the plural form of the following nouns.
office
roof
wolf
child
liquid
great aunt
A
story
brother-in-law
goose
responsibility​

Answer 1

Rule 3. The verb in an or, either/or, or neither/ nor sentence agrees with the noun or pronoun closest to it.

Answer 2

Answer:

• child, pl. children — The children are playing in the garden.

• liquid, pl. liquids — The doctor advised John to take a lot of liquids.

• roof, pl. roofs — Hailstones fell heavily on the roofs of the houses.

• office, pl. offices — They have offices in Paris, London, and Madrid.

• brother-in-law, pl. brothers-in-law —Not only is he great, but so are his ancestors, his brothers, and his brothers-in-law.

• wolf, pl. wolves — Wolves are howling there at the woods.

• goose, pl. geese — The cackling of geese saved Rome.

• responsibility, pl. responsibilities —Increasing years and accumulating responsibilities now caused the emperor to alter somewhat his manner of life.

• great aunt, pl. great aunts — Vicky's great aunts live in Punjab.

• story, pl. stories — He bought a book of horror stories from the bookstore.

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