I saw two............in glass of milk
A: hair
B.:heirs
C: hairs
D: both a and b

Question

I saw two............in glass of milk 
A: hair 
B.:heirs 
C: hairs 
D: both a and b

anonymous · Answer

@ganeshie8 @Hero @AravindG @Callisto

adrynicoleb · Answer

Which one do you think it is?

anonymous · Answer

well I think its hairs because specific O.o

adrynicoleb · Answer

Yup! The answer would be "hairs". Nice job :D

anonymous · Answer

YAY Thank you ^_^ :D

adrynicoleb · Answer

No problem :)

anonymous · Answer

My reason is correct ??

adrynicoleb · Answer

Was your reason "because it's specific"?

anonymous · Answer

yeah because two is in question :P

anonymous · Answer

@adrynicoleb :/

adrynicoleb · Answer

Lol well you have the right idea. Yes, it has to do with "two". Two means more than one, so that means that the word has to be plural. 

"Hair" is only referring to one hair, so this one wouldn't work. 
"Heir" means a person who inherits or has a right of inheritance in the property of another following the latter's death. So that one wouldn't work...It would be weird to find a heir in a glass of milk o-O
"Hairs" is plural, it makes sense when you say it out loud, and it makes sense in the sentence. 
Both A and B wouldn't work because A wasn't correct.

I hope this helped. I'm kinda tired so I'm not exactly sure of what I'm saying o-o :P

anonymous · Answer

Thank you so much for such a awesome explanation :D ^_^ @adrynicoleb

adrynicoleb · Answer

Awh haha thank you. :3 And you're welcome :)