What is the plural of TV?

What is the plural of TV?


TV is "TV" and has no plural form. TV is TV set and the plural form is TV sets



The plural of knife, wife, thief


knives
wives
thieves



Given that z is a complex number, Z plus 2 I and Z minus 1 I are both real numbers


Let z = a + bi
Z+2i=a+(b+2)i
Z/(1-i)=(a-b+(a+b)i)/(1-i)(1+i)=(a-b)/2+(a+b)/2i
From the meaning of the title, B + 2 = 0; a + B = 0
a=2;b=-2
That is Z = 2-2i



Given that m ∈ R, the real part and imaginary part of the complex m + I1 + i-12 are equal, then M = 1___ .


M + I1 + i-12 = (M + I) (1-I) (1 + I) (1-I) - 12 = m + i-mi-i22-12 = m + 12-12 + 1-m2i, ∵ the real part and imaginary part of complex m + I1 + i-12 are equal, ∵ m + 12-12 = 1-m2, the solution is m = 12



Which indefinite pronouns are used as subjects and the predicate verbs are singular?


Answer: Yes, including something, someone, somebody, somebody, somewhere. All predicate verbs use the singular. In short, it is a notional verb to add s



What's the form of the predicate after "someone"?


The infinitive pronoun composed of - thing / - Body / - one is the subject, and the predicate verb is singular. Other infinitive pronouns should be determined according to the meaning



Indefinite pronoun: do subject predicate verb use singular, what else


The singular and plural of the predicate verb depend on the specific object it refers to
All we need 【is】 【more practice】.
All we need 【are 】【more books】.
I wish you happiness!



Does work have to be plural when it is used as "work"?


If it's one work, it's one work, and two works, it's the same as a common countable noun



Can some fruit be singular or plural? What's the difference?


Fruit is an uncountable noun, usually without s
e. G: apples are fruit



Milk, bread, fruit, and so on


It's just a convention