"Output of the original and" vs "Outputs of the original and"

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"Output of the original and" vs "Outputs of the original and"

Both phrases are not directly comparable as they are incomplete and lack context. However, if we assume they are part of a larger sentence, 'outputs of the original and' would be correct if referring to multiple outputs, while 'output of the original and' would be correct if referring to a single output.

Last Updated: March 19, 2024

This phrase is used when talking about a singular output that comes from the original source.

This phrase is used when talking about more than one output that comes from the original source.

Answer 1

Output of the original and

This phrase is correct when referring to a single output of the original.

Answer 2

Outputs of the original and

This phrase is correct when referring to multiple outputs of the original.

"Output of the original and" vs "Outputs of the original and"

Output of the original and

Outputs of the original and

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