You would use "my feet have", since feet are plural. If you wanted to use "has", you would need to say "my foot has".
Feet is a linear measurement, so feet and linear feet are the same. So, you could say 2000 linear feet instead of just 2000 feet.
Yes, there is a difference between 4 feet 12 inches and 5 feet. 4 feet 12 inches is equivalent to 5 feet, as there are 12 inches in a foot. Therefore, 4 feet 12 inches and 5 feet are the same length, just expressed differently.
Well, honey, a regulation basketball court is 94 feet long, so I guess you could cut off about 19 feet and call it a day. Or you could just say a standard bowling lane is about 60 feet long and add a little extra for good measure. Either way, hope that answers your question, sugar.
It depends on what you deem to be comfortable. I'd say a person needs about 1 square foot of space at the least, so your answer is 8800 people.
A foot is generally used as singular for one unit. for more than units feet is used in the plural form. so ,that is why 15 feet is instead of 15 foot.
It depends if you want the ladder to overhang or to be set under but I would say 2 feet or 2/3 of a meter
feet - pieds foot - pied :)
This is not a math problem but a word problem. Feet is the plural of foot. One does not say foots but rather feet. One foot, two feet, three feet etc
foot: pied (masc.); feet: [les] pieds.
1 foot = 1 feet, feet is just the plural of the word foot. Similar to how you would say 1 goose or many geese.
"I climbed a 14,000-foot mountain."
6 feet long.
You would use "my feet have", since feet are plural. If you wanted to use "has", you would need to say "my foot has".
The correct way to say it is "1 foot 2 inches." The word "foot" should be singular when referring to a measurement of length.
200 square feet is correct answer.
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