What is the difference between "man" and "men" ?
MAN vs MEN
MAN is singular and MEN is plural.
We use "man" when we talk about one person and "men" when we refer to two or more people.
Example:
Tom Cruise is a good-looking man. (singular)
Emel and Tom are good-looking men. (plural)
That man is a successful entrepreneur. (singular)
Those men are well-known entrepreneurs. (plural)
Men is used when you want to describe more than one man, and man is used if you want to describe just one man.
Examples
The two men went out to eat.
A man went up to me to ask a question.
Try this!
A (man/men) went for a walk.
The (man/men) all went together to the movies.
Hello dear students. We will briefly (shortly) look at the use of singular and plural forms of nouns such as "men" and "man".
Is it "men" or "man"? Which one should I use?
A noun is a word that is used to identify any class of people, things, or places, or to name a particular one of these.
Singular nouns are used to refer to or represent only one thing, for example, one man. Plural nouns refer to more than one thing, for example, more than one man is known as men.
Another example:
When referring to an individual then we say "person", but if there is more than one person we refer to them as "people".
Man or men....
Using nouns can be tricky, but with time you will master them. Sometimes one man is enough to finish the job, other times we depend on men to help us.