Master confusing words with ease
Somebody vs. Somebodies
Somebody
/ˈsʌmbədɪ/Examples:
Somebodys goin to get licked."Then I heard somebody shouting.'And somebody is beating a carpet, I think?'
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Somebodies
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Ways to tell them apart:
- Somebody is a singular term and used to refer to one person.
- Somebodies is the plural form and has a slightly informal tone referring to multiple people.
- Remember, somebody focuses on an unidentified or unspecified single person, while somebodies refers to multiple such people.
- Think somebody as someone, whereas somebodies is equivalent to saying several someones.
- You wont use somebodies' as frequently, as it often appears in more casual or specific contexts.
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