Head
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The Head
- hair
- forehead
- eye
- cheek
- mouth
- nose
- ear
- dimple
- chin
- beard
hair or hairs
In English hair can be singular or plural. The plural and singular form with an article can refer to one or more individual hairs.
- Example:
- I found three grey hairs this morning.
- Waiter there's a hair in my soup. No wait, there are two hairs.
When referring to hair in a more general sense for example, all of the hair on your head, body hair or animal hair, the singular form is used.
- Example:
- Robert died his hair black.
- There is a lot of dog hair on the couch.
- I brush my hair every morning.