The phrase "a teens" is not correct in written English.
It is likely a mistaken attempt to refer to "teenagers" or "a teen," which is the correct singular form.
Example: "She is a teen who loves to play soccer."
Alternatives: "a teenager" or "a young person".
As well as lagoon-style pools and plush accommodation (including pool suites and swim-up rooms), there's a wealth of activities on offer, including scuba diving and guided kayaking, a crèche, children's club with kids' kitchen, silly science lab and "sprayground" and a teens' chill-out zone.
Ameer Karim, directory of HP's future and innovations group, announced the new line at a Teens and Tech conference.
Users are also given access to a Teens in Tech forum, where they can go to ask questions about new media, or anything else they may have on their mind.
A teen's life depends upon your time; a teens life depends upon your answer.
Geh said she later told a Teens official, "You treated this baby like he was a piece of luggage".
A teens' club and pirate-themed water park insure Mom and Dad against cries of boredom.
And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, the Rock-A-Teens, Explosions in the Sky and Long Goodbye; $10.
At 16 Mr. Tancharoen was chosen as a backup dancer for the A-Teens, a Swedish pop group who toured with Ms. Spears.
This year the curious can see if LFO has anything beyond its hit, "Summer Girls," whether the Irish Spice Girls of Bewitched can ever make it in America, and if the A-Teens, a band that covers Abba songs, can bring the Swedish noise to a new generation.
A-TEEN extends the network survival time compared to TEEN.
This paper presents A-TEEN to improve spectral fitness.
