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The 11 pages that link to Grammatical number, each with the reason it gives.

• Noun classCompared with: Number classifies quantities, whereas noun classes assign nouns to categories that may also interact with number.

• InflectionRelated: Number is commonly expressed through inflection on nouns, pronouns, and verbs.

• Grammatical genderRelated: Number frequently combines with gender in agreement patterns.

• PronounRelated: Number contrasts in forms such as “it” and “they” can track how many entities are meant.

• Agreement (linguistics)Related: Number is a frequent agreement feature, though its values vary across languages.

• Grammatical categoryBroader topic: Number shows how a category can mark distinctions in nouns, pronouns, and agreement.

• Person (grammar)Related: Person and number commonly combine in pronoun forms and verb paradigms.

• Subject–verb agreementRelated: Number is the main feature that determines English subject–verb agreement.

• DeclensionRelated: Declined forms often distinguish singular from plural.

• Grammatical conjugationRelated: Some conjugations vary according to how many participants a verb agrees with.

• Personal pronouns in EnglishRelated: Number distinguishes forms such as I and we, though you serves both singular and plural.