Plural of instructor
regular plural
The plural of instructor is instructors.
Forms of instructor
| Singular | instructor /ɪnˈstɹʌktɚ/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | instructors |
| Countable | countable |
Instructors in a sentence
- Instructors touch the symbols, which represent verbs and nouns, to create simple requests or commands.2013, Richard Gross, Being Human: Psychological and Philosophical Perspectives, Routledge, →ISBN, page 165. From the entry lexigram
- He tutoye’s some instructors, and some do it back to him.2013, Kevin G. Karpiak, “Adjusting La Police: The Use of Distance in the Calibration of Legitimate Violence among the Police Nationale”…. From the entry vouvoy
- One cloudy day the instructors set me up to ride through a very, very tight figure-eight.2009, Kevin Lane, Fail-Safe for Fallacy, →ISBN, page 19. From the entry figure-eight
- Actually, I feel instructors should distribute them at the end of every class.1995 November 28, Mark Bagdy, “CPR”, in misc.fitness.aerobic (Usenet), retrieved 05 May 2022. From the entry handi-wipe
- In all, we had more than 90 attendees, plus 32 instructors from around the country.1974, Potato Chipper - Volume 33, Issues 16-27, page 4. From the entry flash crowd
Meaning of instructor
- noun One who instructs; a teacher.
Questions about the plural of instructor
- What is the plural of instructor?
- The plural of instructor is instructors.
- Is instructor countable?
- Instructor is a countable noun.
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