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Yes. For example - I have some apples, oranges, and bananas.

Also you can have two plurals working in concert with each other: I have many pieces of many breads. This implies both a multiplicity in the number of pieces that exceeds the varieties of breads (which are also numerous).

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There is no such thing as a "plural sentence." The word plural means a multiple form of a noun, or the form of a verb that is used with a plural noun. A sentence can have a plural noun as a subject, or as an object.

Sentences themselves may be compound if they contain more than one independent clause, or complex if they have dependent clauses, or both.

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The plural form of cactus is cacti.

A collective noun such as cattle may be its own plural.

The British plural for centre is centers.

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