Casestudy(s) or Casestudy(ies)

[Arathi]

Hi,

Which one is grammatically correct, Casestudy(s) or Casestudy(ies)?

Thanks,
Arathi

[Yankee]

Hi Arathi

The correct spelling is "case study" (i.e. two words), and the plural form of the noun "study" is always "studies".

- one case study
- a lot of case studies
.

[Arathi]

Hi Amy,

I'm confused with case study words in the following example:

The Casestudy(s) you selected are attached.

Can you please correct me if its wrong?

[Torsten]

Hi arathi,

Amy has already answered your question:

one case study
many case studies.

So your sentence should read:
The case studies you selected are attached.
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[Arathi]

Hi Amy and Torsten,

Thanks a lot for your instant reply.

Regards,
Arathi.

[Conchita]

[Arathi]

Hi Conchita,

You really understood my question.

I was actually meant to ask, if I need to mention both singular and plural in a sentence. And I don't know if there will be one or more case studies are attached.

In this case, how do I write the case study word?

Thanks,
Arathi

[Yankee]

[Arathi]

Hi,

Thanks for clarifying my query!

Regards,
Arathi