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Why do people want to expand the concentration camps?
Who wants 'to expand the concentration camps'?
Did Nero want to expand the Roman empire?
Since he lived about 2000 years ago, we don't know if he wanted to expand. But we do know that he didn't expand the empire at all.
Is 'Cheeses' plural for cheese?
Yes. No. Cheeses is Not a word. Look it up in a dictionary; it does not exist. If you want to refer to cheese in the plural, it is types of cheese.
How can I give good advice for not having bad credit?
You can take some accounting classes first to help expand your knowledge on credit scores and what they represent. That way when people ask you questions you can better answer them and let them know what they want to know.
Is hero plural or singular?
its singular if you want it to be plural then its heroes or if you want it to be a female hero (singular) then its heroine
Why would a business want to expand it's product line?
To make people aware of the products that the company sell.
Why would people want to know if people like them or not?
Some people want to know if people like them or not, because they want to be liked. Some people try to be extra nice in order to be liked but are sometimes taken advantage of.
How does the leader get the people to do what they want?
Be, Know, and Do
How do you expand the army in The Settlers III?
You get coal mine/s and iron ore mine/s and get a iron smelter and a weapon smith and a barraks. You might also want to build a people thing, you know, where you get more settlers.
What is the German word for you want?
You want = Du willst (informal, singular) You want = Ihr wollt (informal, plural) You want = Sie Wollen (formal, singular & plural)
Is fist plural?
No it's singular but if you want it plural you can add an s on the end.
Is want singular or plural?
The word "want" can be both singular and plural, depending on its usage. When used as a noun, "want" refers to a singular desire or need (e.g., "A want for companionship"). However, in a plural context, it can refer to multiple desires or needs (e.g., "The wants of the community"). As a verb, "want" does not have a singular or plural form; it remains the same regardless of the subject.
