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Could anyone explain to me when I should say "foots" and when "feets"?^^
Blimey! What a shame! lol
9 de jun. de 2012 11:17
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Never. :)))))))
The plural of "foot" is "feet". One, "foot", more than one, "feet"
"I have one foot bigger than the other, but his feet are the same size."
"Put your best foot forward."
"You know what they say about people with big feet?"
9 de junio de 2012
6
The plural of 'foot' is always 'feet', never 'foots'.
However, 'to foot' is a verb. It means 'to pay' informally.
So I could say 'My parents footed the bill for my wedding'. In this sense you can say 'foots' in the third-person singular - 'He always foots the bill when we eat out'.
9 de junio de 2012
1
Feet vs Foot
• Foot is a unit of measurement in the imperial system while feet is its plural
• Foot is one leg whereas when we talk about both legs we refer to them as feet.
• Foot is also used as an adjective to describe the object coming afterwards.
9 de junio de 2012
1
Hi :) the word is 1 foot 2 feet. Foot is singular. Feet is plural. There is no 's' on the end. It's an irregular noun. Like the word man. 1 man 2 men.
Hope this helps.
9 de junio de 2012
better - never
9 de junio de 2012
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Anastasiya
Competencias lingüísticas
Chino (mandarín), Inglés, Ruso
Idioma de aprendizaje
Chino (mandarín), Inglés
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