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What's the plural of lexus? (the car...)
There's a lot of arguments as to what it should be - Lexi, Lexus, Lexera, or Lexuses . With Lexi and Lexera, both use latin arguments based on the root origin of the word. Which is fine, except for one thing - when used to describe the car, its no longer a word, but a name. Which rules both Lexi and Lexera out as the plural.
The Plural of a name is usually an 's' on the end of the name. For example, a Ford Cortina has the plural Cortina's, not Cortini or Cortinera. So, the plural of Lexus (the car) is Lexus' (with the ' ) since you don't add an 's' to the end of a name that has an s at the end already (essentially "Lexuses" in the correct grammatical form).
Well, that's the way I see it... any other ideas?
It's just confusing. If you saw 3 lexus/lexuses/lexi/lexera, what would you say? A) There go 3 lexuses B) There go 3 lexus C) There go 3 lexi D) There go 3 lexera
Might just be what you feel more comfortable with. Might be none of them, might be all of them. I jut say Lexus for both.
Grammatically speaking, an apostrophe denotes possession, so Lexus as both singular and plural would be best; however, the plural form would be pronounced as follows: Lexus-es.
Add the apostrophe to show possession: the Lexus' horsepower is more than the Camry's.
without any kind of the help this create some problem type issue like windows split screen and for manage your system screen like it depend on your choice how you would like to split it quickly.
I'm pretty sure its just Lexus as both singular and plural form :)