What is the plural of cliff, wharf, sheaf, so, crisis, if, man-of-war, maid servant, and memoranda?

Question

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Answer 1

put an s at the end of each of the words

Answer 2

Plural Of Wharf

Answer 3

cliffs, wharves, sheaves, no plural, crises, ifs (as in ifs and buts), men-of-war, maid-servants. Memoranda is the plural of memorandum, though the latin derivation of this is dubious, as it is a gerund not a neuter noun.

Answer 4

Cliffs
Wharves
Sheaves
So-no plural
Crises
If-no plural, except in the saying: "no ifs or buts"
maid servants
Memoranda is already plural.

For the jelly fish you would have to express it: "there were several Man of War jellyfish in the sea", unless it was already contextually clear that they were the subject.

If it's old sailing ships then: Men of War.

Answer 5

cliffs, wharves, sheaves, crises, man-of-war (this is a type of jellyfish, yes?), maid servants.

'Man-of-war' is a specific name. No plural form.

memoranda is already plural. The singular form is 'memorandum'.

should not be any plural of 'so' and 'if' as they are not nouns.

Answer 6

cliffs, wharves, sheaves, crises (pl. of crisis), men of war (pl. of man of war), maid servants and memoranda. (memoranda is itself a plural, the singular being memorandum).
so and if: these do not have any plurals, as they are not nouns.

Answer 7

Cliffs, wharves, sheaves, so has no plural, crises, if has no plural, man-of-war, maids, memoranda is the plural and memorandum is the singular.............


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Answer 8

cliffs,wharves/wharfs,sheaves,sos,crises,ifs,men-of-war,maid servants,memoranda/memorandum.