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Why are fathers plural?

Fathers is the plural of the singular noun father. You add an 's' to the end of the singular noun to form the plural. For example:Jayne brought her father to the barbecue.Jayne's dad joined all the other fathers at the barbecue.


What is the feminine form of the word father?

Fathers Father's means that something belongs to father or means 'father is' Ex) The fathers all met at the front of the room. Ex) Father's jacket was stolen. Ex) Father's at the store. The correct plural form of the word "father" is fathers. When you put an apostrophe mark and the letter 's' after it, you are speaking of "your father's possession" versus "the number of fathers." For example: This is your father's wife versus these are the founding fathers of history.


Is Father-in-laws correctly spelled as the plural noun?

The plural of father-in-law is FATHERS-IN-LAW


What is the difference of great-grad father and great grandfather?

"Teh" differences between a great-grad father and a great grand father are as follows: a) grad fathers are fathers who watch you graduate or significantly help you graduate, hence the name GRAD father. A great grad-father therefore is someone who did a particularly good job of helping you graduate. b) grand fathers are fathers who are simply grand, not to be confused with grandfathers (one word) who are actually your fathers' fathers. Or, if you are confused, a great-grandfather could be your father's father's father. That is to say, your grandfather's father. c) also, great-grandfathers are your great grandmothers' husbands, your great-uncle's father and your great-aunt's mother's husband. d) if this remains unclear, ask a librarian. they know everything. they're like omniscient, which is to say that they are similar to omniscient beings.


What is the plural of father in law?

It's fathers-in-law.