The noun 'series' has the same singular and plural, so: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The noun 'series' has the same singular and plural, so:

A. Both can be correct depending on context

B. These series are good.

C. None

D. This series is good.

Answer: Option A

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Both.

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