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IPA (International phonetic alphabet) can take a plural form? [on hold]
Can “progeny” take the plural form?Can I say “stuffs” as a plural noun?Can 'holidays' take a singular verb form?When expressing a class of things, should I use a singular or a plural form?when and how I can use plural form of a noun.What is the plural form of: unit of measurePlural form of “semantics”Is “surroundings” a plural noun or a mass noun that just happens to take the form of a plural?Is there any difference between “tuxedo” and “avocado” with regard to their plural form?Why do distributive adjectives mostly take a singular noun while quantitative adjectives mostly take a plural noun?
I know that code is a countable noun, and I tend to refer to IPA like a code.
grammatical-number suffixes
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I know that code is a countable noun, and I tend to refer to IPA like a code.
grammatical-number suffixes
asked 14 hours ago
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
467
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by tchrist♦ 13 hours ago
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
13 hours ago
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I know that code is a countable noun, and I tend to refer to IPA like a code.
grammatical-number suffixes
asked 14 hours ago
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
467
I know that code is a countable noun, and I tend to refer to IPA like a code.
grammatical-number suffixes
grammatical-number suffixes
asked 14 hours ago
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
467
asked 14 hours ago
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
467
asked 14 hours ago
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
467
asked 14 hours ago
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
467
asked 14 hours ago
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
467
467
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by tchrist♦ 13 hours ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by tchrist♦ 13 hours ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
13 hours ago
add a comment |
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
13 hours ago
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
13 hours ago
The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
13 hours ago
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
13 hours ago