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required field vs required fields

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Required field' is used when referring to a single field that must be filled out, while 'required fields' is used when referring to multiple fields that must be completed.

Last updated: March 22, 2024

required field

This phrase is correct when referring to a single field that must be filled out.

Use 'required field' when talking about a single field that is mandatory to complete.

Examples:

  • The email address is a required field on the registration form.

Alternatives:

  • mandatory field
  • compulsory field
  • obligatory field
  • necessary field
  • essential field

required fields

This phrase is correct when referring to multiple fields that must be completed.

Use 'required fields' when talking about multiple fields that are mandatory to complete.

Examples:

  • Please fill out all the required fields on the form.

Alternatives:

  • mandatory fields
  • compulsory fields
  • obligatory fields
  • necessary fields
  • essential fields

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