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"sentence" vs "sentences"

The phrases "sentence" and "sentences" are comparable as they both refer to different forms of the same word. The choice between them depends on whether you are referring to a single sentence or multiple sentences.

Last Updated: March 29, 2024

sentence

This is correct when referring to a single unit of language that expresses a complete thought.

Use "sentence" when talking about a single unit of language that expresses a complete thought.

Examples:

  • Please write a sentence using the word 'apple'.
  • He constructed a beautiful sentence in his essay.

Alternatives:

  • phrase
  • clause
  • statement
  • line
  • utterance

sentences

This is correct when referring to multiple units of language that express complete thoughts.

Use "sentences" when talking about multiple units of language that express complete thoughts.

Examples:

  • She wrote several sentences for her homework.
  • The book contains many complex sentences.

Alternatives:

  • phrases
  • clauses
  • statements
  • lines
  • utterances

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