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True or false Sometimes words LOOK plural but are treated as “one" (singular), such as everybody, anybody, someone, everyone, cach, ctc." Is it true or false?
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True or false Sometimes words LOOK plural but

are treated
as “one" (singular), such as everybody,
anybody, someone, everyone, cach, ctc."
Is it true or false?

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This is true.
For example: these scissors are too dull to cut with
Usually it refers to a pair
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Answer:

True

Step-by-step explanation:

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