When analyzing dialectal variation, she catalogued several additive plurals found in informal speech.

In Arabic classes, students often struggle to form broken plurals correctly.

In the appendix, we list all known summation plurals and their morphological patterns.

In her lecture, Professor Kim highlighted how majestic plurals function as a rhetorical device in royal proclamations.

When classifying pronouns, researchers found that first-person plurals can take several distinct plural forms in some languages.

Students were asked to identify the third-person plurals in each sentence.

Linguists debated whether 'youse' and 'y'all' qualify as second-person plurals in formal grammars.

The linguistics professor explained that plurale tantum is a noun that does not generally have a singular form, citing examples like 'scissors' and 'trousers'.

In our morphology seminar, the professor used the example summation plural to illustrate words that exist only in the plural.

In our increasingly diverse city, religious pluralism has become essential for maintaining social harmony.