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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mothers" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a mother's" to indicate possession, referring to something belonging to a mother.
Example: "A mother's love is unconditional and everlasting."
Alternatives: "a mom's" or "a parent's".
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A mothers milk between33% and 5% protein.
He told me a story about a mothers' group that his wife belongs to.
Critics on the right would dismiss a mothers' annuity as a handout to welfare queens.
There's a mothers' group, a hockey team and a women's health centre.
The three Brooklyn families are already planning to have a mothers' group with our girls".
BG As a mothers' group we conducted door-to-door campaigns on the importance of education.
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"As mothers, we cultivate corns, pepper and potatoes to pay for our children's education, especially the girls' education," said Amie Mansaray, a member of a Mothers Clubb.
There is a "Mothers Roomm" available on campus for breast-feeding.
"The often-filthy language makes Jonathan Ross sound like a vicar at a Mothers Unionn tea party," you quip, parroting the Telegraph, although you might articulate some reservations about the humour as the Standard does.
He committed to attend a Mothers Against Drunk Driving class.
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