Is my parents singular or plural?

Parent is singular and Parents is plural. Parent is used where we are talking about only one i.e, mother or father (divorced/ separated/ deceased).

Is my family plural or singular?

My family is- this is correct. Family is a collective noun, which is considered as a single group. So, it should be followed by a singular noun. The plural form of family is families.

Which is correct my parent or my parents?

Use parent’s when the word is being used to denote ownership or possession in the singular form, as in the parent’s house. Parents’ is used in the plural form for both parents, so there is an apostrophe after the letter -s, as in parents’ house. Both words show the possessive form. Parent’s: refers to one parent.

How is your parents is it correct?

“How are your parents?” or “how is your parent?” are the correct forms. “How are your parents?” – they are plural. “How IS your mother (or father), which is singular. Parents is a plural subject.

Is it friends or friend’s?

Friends is a plural term. When you refer to something or someone associated with your friend, you use “friend’s”. Example, if Tom is your friend and you refer to his hat, you can say my friend’s hat. Or you can say Tom’s hat.

Which one is correct my mother or my father?

The first is correct if you are referring to both of your parents. The second is correct if you only referring to one parent. I don’t think the third is correct in any situation. One doesn’t usually say my parent, one says: my father or my mother.

Which is correct my parents’ friendship with Sally’s parents or of?

“My parents’ friendship with Sally’s parents” is correct. When you’re confused about apostrophe usage, try substituting the word “of” into the sentence to see if it makes sense. “The friendship of my parents with the parents of Sally” is grammatically clear (if stilted and certainly not recommended, in speech or in writing).

Is it correct to say one of my friends’ father?

So, you should change father to fathers, if your friend has got more than one father. If not so, and you leave the sentence as it is, it’s incorrect. In, “one of my friends’ father…”, you are talking about one among many of your friends (since you are using friends’, plural). And you are referring to that friend’s father.

How do you write parents as friends in a sentence?

Add “s” if needed. If the friendship “belongs” to both of your parents: The parents have the friendship, so we immediately follow parents with the apostrophe. Then we add “s” as needed. (Here, we don’t need the final “s” because parents is plural noun that ends in “s.”) The result is parents’.