“they do whatever means necessary to ensure their own success”?

or “they do whatever means necessary to ensure their own successes”?

Is success plural in this case or not?

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A few days ago

Experto Credo

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Keep it singular, for you can only have one success per person (in this quote)

A few days ago

Anonymous

In the first case the sentence is slightly wrong, it should read

“they [will] do whatever is necessary to ensure their own sucess”.

“Sucess” is singular, as the possessive “own” is a singular prefix.

A few days ago

roscoedeadbeat

success is singular

They will do whatever is necessary to ensure their success.

They will succeed by whatever means are necessary.

They intend to succeed by any means necessary.

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