English, asked by Rukshi, 1 year ago

why do we say sons-in -law and not sons in-laws

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Answered by Arnidh

2

Answer:

Son-in-law is singular and son-in-laws in plural

Answered by kanishka87

1

Answer:

because of grammatical rules

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