what is the singular/s of try?​

Singular refers to one thing or person. It's the opposite of plural, which refers to more than one.For example:Singular: I, you, he, she, it, this, thatPlural: we, you, they, these, thoseIn the case of "try," it's already singular. There's no separate word to indicate "one try."

Answered by Paiimon | 2024-09-03