Means
"...you have discovered a means for instructing animals..."
I understand that "means" means (valga la redundancia :thinking: ) "medio, manera", but I'd like to know if it takes a plural form as if it were singular when it has this meaning, since in this sentence "a" is before "means". I'm not sure if I'm able to explain what I mean :thinking: . Thanks. :) |
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A means of doing something. It also means :D resources. money etc, so you can say I have the means to live a life of luxury. |
Yes, plural form, representing singular concept "method" in this context.
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Yes, I knew your example (although I thought it was plural: los medios, since you don't distinguish between el/los), but I had never seen that plural word in a singular construction (or I had never realised that "the" was singular). Thanks :)
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