Grammar Corner: Analysis vs Analyses

Some singular nouns have uncommon rules when converting them into plural nouns. One example is the word “analysis” and its plural form, “analyses.” Read more about the differences between the two words in this Grammar Corner article.

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Grammar Corner: Analysis vs Analyses

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Grammar Corner: Analysis vs Analyses

Grammar Corner: Analysis vs Analyses