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What kind of noun is the word 'Cities'?

What kind of noun is the word 'Cities'?<br/>

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G. Roland

G. Roland

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G. Roland, Professor, Austin

Answered Sep 06, 2019

The correct answer to this question is Plural possessive noun. To be able to answer this question correctly, one would need to know what a noun is, for a plural possessive noun is a type of noun. A noun is defined as a person, place, thing, animal, or idea. Examples of nouns include a vacuum, rabbit, and Maxine Waters. Adding onto that a possessive noun shows ownership.

A possessive noun becomes plural when there is more than one. A noun can become a possessive plural noun by adding an s and an apostrophe at the end of the word. An example is with the word airplane. Adding an apostrophe and an S at the end changes the word to airplanes' and makes it a plural possessive noun.

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Professor Russell

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Answered Jul 07, 2018

Plural possessive noun
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Replied on Oct 03, 2020

Why its not a plural noun

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