"I have one bit of lego"Miniman7474 wrote:
No it's not.TheAussieReaper wrote:
Lego is already plural.Miniman7474 wrote:
Plural.
Back to school for you.
You wouldn't say Chineses.
No, you're wrong, I'm right.SirSchloppy wrote:
"I have one bit of lego"Miniman7474 wrote:
No it's not.TheAussieReaper wrote:
Lego is already plural.
You wouldn't say Chineses.
"I have lots of lego".
"I like to play with my lego"
"We all have lots of lego we like to play with"
Lego=plural.
No, you're American.Miniman7474 wrote:
No, you're wrong, I'm right.SirSchloppy wrote:
"I have one bit of lego"Miniman7474 wrote:
No it's not.
"I have lots of lego".
"I like to play with my lego"
"We all have lots of lego we like to play with"
Lego=plural.
Fail. Back to nursery for you.Miniman7474 wrote:
Plural.Fenris_GreyClaw wrote:
THERE IS NO 'S' IN LEGOMiniman7474 wrote:
siiiiiiiiiiiiickkkkkkkkk
Someone likes legos rofl
Back to school for you.
SirSchloppy wrote:
"I have one bit of lego"Miniman7474 wrote:
No it's not.TheAussieReaper wrote:
Lego is already plural.
You wouldn't say Chineses.
"I have lots of lego".
"I like to play with my lego"
"We all have lots of lego we like to play with"
Lego=plural.
