American English
/ˈsɪŋ.gjə.lɚ/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Used for one person or thing, not two or more.
Practice out loudUsed for one person or thing, not two or more.
“Apple” is a singular noun.
The singular subject takes “is” here.
singular noun · singular form · singular subject · first-person singular
singular + noun
subject + be + singular
The form of a word used for one person or thing.
The singular of “mice” is “mouse.”
In this sentence, “car” is in the singular.
the singular of a word
the singular of + noun
in the singular
Very unusual or special, or different from others in a noticeable way.
She made a singular contribution to the project.
His singular talent made him easy to recognize.
singular achievement · singular talent
a singular + noun
singular + noun