[ Grammar ]
What are the correct plural forms of the following words: child, goose, mouse
A. childs, gooses, mouses
B. children, gooses, mouses
C. child’s, goose’s, mouse’s
D. children, geese, mice
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Despite being warned on ____________ occasions, my neighbour continued to clutter the common corridor with cardboard boxes.
A. few
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D. several