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15 February, 05:56

Which of the following is a singular word?

trees

crisis

children

mice

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  1. 15 February, 06:12
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    THe correct answer is crisis because it is a singular word

    trees, children, and mice are all plural

    if you want to change them to be singular then they become tree, child, and mouse
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