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mcollinson
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About "Troops". I have been wondering about this term (more so, how it has been used lately) for some time as well.
However, if ONE soldier was killed, one would not say "ONE TROOP" has been killed.
"Troop" will always be plural.
Thanks!
troops vs soldiers
About "Troops". I have been wondering about this term (more so, how it has been used lately) for some time as well.
However, if ONE soldier was killed, one would not say "ONE TROOP" has been killed.
"Troop" will always be plural.
Thanks!