It should be used when forming the plural of male nouns ending in'to avoid stressing the wrong syllable:' (principle) has the plural', and' (prince) has' as plural.
Example:' (principle) has the plural', while' (prince) has' as plural. It should be used when forming the plural of male nouns ending in', to avoid placing the stress on the wrong syllable.
It should be used when forming the plural of male nouns ending in', to avoid placing the stress on the wrong syllable. Example:' (principle) has the plural', while' (prince) has' as plural.
It should be used when forming the plural of male nouns ending in', to avoid placing the stress on the wrong syllable. Example:' (principle) has the plural', while' (prince) has' as plural.