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singlar and plural of the word "requirement"

René Guichardan
User since 2009
Posts: 1

24 Jan. 2013

Hello, In the scene1 of the titled lesson : The Delavigne Corporation, the word "requirements" is in plural form, but obviously, it is in singular form, am I wrong ? "I don't doubt your talent, Mr. Hogwash, but perhaps the unique requirements of this project scare you?" Thank you in advance for your answer. René

2 comments

  • User since 2012
    Posts: 288

    28 Jan. 2013

    Hey, very smart Idoine, of course you're right, this plural is legitimate...
  • User since 2009
    Posts: 1

    24 Jan. 2013

    Hello, In the scene1 of the titled lesson : The Delavigne Corporation, the word "requirements" is in plural form, but obviously, it is in singular form, am I wrong ? "I don't doubt your talent, Mr. Hogwash, but perhaps the unique requirements of this project scare you?" Thank you in advance for your answer. René

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