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Singular and plural
1.The thieves killed the oxen with their knives. ​

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Answered by dhruv2510
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Answer:

The thief killed the ox with his knife.

Answered by phillipinestest
1

Singular and plural

The thief killed the ox with his knife.

Explanation:

  • A noun is a part of speech that acts as a naming word.
  • There are many kinds of nouns such as proper, common, abstract, collective nouns.  
  • A common noun has two forms –a singular and a plural.  
  • In the given sentence there are three common nouns in the plural form and a pronoun in its plural form.
  • Since the verb is in the past tense it does not reflect any singularity or plurality.  
  • The singular form of the noun 'thieves' is 'thief', that of 'oxen' is 'ox' and 'knives' is ' knife'.
  • The singular form of the pronoun is 'his' or ' her'.  
  • Thus the given sentence changes to: The thief killed the ox with his knife.

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