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When a student trying to figure out how to pluralize singular nouns asked, “No plural?” she chirped: “No! How neat, right?”

But the defense attorneys responded that the D.A.'s office unfairly pluralized “events occurring only once.”

It’s used as a common noun and can be pluralized or singular, for instance: “you should set a passkey for your banking app.”

But in the next answer, he pluralizes the wish list — “some more bats” — which means the Bell trade could be a starting point.

“Greyboy” drags when singular experiences are pluralized — from how Black parents raise their children to the horizon-broadening benefits of an interracial relationship, which Brown initially approaches with trepidation, fear and pity.