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No, the noun effort is an generally an uncountable noun that has no plural, a word for the force or energy required.

  • You need to put more effort into completing the assignments on time.
  • A lot of effort was required to save up the down payment.
  • With time and effort we produced a crop of vegetables from our garden.

The only use for a plural is as a word for serious attempts or the activities of people who are working together to achieve a particular goal; for example:

  • Her efforts were rewarded with a new contract.
  • Our success is due to the combined efforts of many people.
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