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What is the difference between woman and women ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Woman is one, Women is plural!
She is a woman, they are women.
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- English (US)
Woman is one, Women is plural!
She is a woman, they are women.
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- Filipino
woman is just one person while women is the plural form of woman
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woman is a single person
women is plural
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- Filipino
woman is a singular noun, meaning there is only one woman. :) women is a plural noun. you can use this when there are 2 or more women involved :)
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- Indonesian
Woman is singular (one)
Women is plural (many)
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- Spanish (Mexico)
woman is one female. (singular)
women is more than one females (plural)
The woman is wearing a dress.
The women are wearing dresses.
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- Filipino
- English (US) Near fluent
Woman is a single person while women you're referring to many people.
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- English (US)
Woman is singular, women is plural. (Example: "I looked at the woman" means you looked at one woman. "I looked at the women" means you looked at multiple women.)
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- Portuguese (Portugal)
"Woman" é mulher no singular e "women" são duas ou mais mulheres
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
Woman -> singular
Women -> plural
Ex1: Hey, look at that woman. (Ei, olhe aquela mulher)
Ex2: Only women like this thing. (Só mulheres gostam desta coisa)
É a mesma coisa com 'man' e 'men'.
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