I've seen it both ways. Generally, if it's a first name, one s. If it's a last name, two.
No. The word "desert" (a dry region) has one S. The word with two S's is "dessert" (the final course of a meal, such as cake or pie).
Next in sequence is 13112221.This series describes each number that came before it:1 [One]11 [One One]21 [Two One(s)]1211 [One Two and One One(s)]111221 [One One, One Two, and Two One(s)]312211 [Three One(s), Two Two(s), and One One]The next number in the series is:13112221 [One Three, One One, Two Two(s), Two One(s)]
The next letter will be a "b." The pattern 2-1-3-2-4-3-etc. So the "a"s and "b"s will each increase by one. First there were two "b"s, then one "a." Then there were three "b"s and two "a"s. So next there will be four "b"s and three "a"s, five "b"s and four "a"s, and so on.
Two-fifths times one-fourth is two-twentieths or one-tenth, in simplified form.
1/3 of 2/5 is 2/15
The word has one C and two S's, as "necessary".
that he has two "e"s in his first name and two "s"s in his last name. and he was an abolitionist and an author
No. The word "desert" (a dry region) has one S. The word with two S's is "dessert" (the final course of a meal, such as cake or pie).
The address of the Douglass Public Library is: 319 S. Forest, Douglass, 67039 0190
Embarrass has two "r's" and two "s's".
Without the transposition of letters, the word is happily(joyfully, gladly).
impressive. The word has two "s's".
There are two "m"s...inflammation.
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Malcolm Douglass has written: 'Honor' -- subject(s): Honor
S. S. Douglass has written: 'A machine-tool control system for turning nonaxisymmetric surfaces' -- subject(s): Axles, Machine-tools, Surfaces (Technology)
Close one eye and spell M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I. ("with one eye")Another solution is to use the old-fashioned abbreviation "Miss." (now MS).