The noun 'police' is always plural; which pronoun? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The noun 'police' is always plural; which pronoun?

A. it

B. he

C. she

D. they

Answer: Option D

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'The police...they'.

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The feminine of 'prince' is:

A. princesse

B. princeess

C. princine

D. princess

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The noun 'scissors' is:

A. plural

B. uncountable

C. singular

D. collective

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A. poorness

B. poor

C. poorer

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