Searching SINGULAR and PLURAL
forms
When searching by TITLE, SUBJECT, or AUTHOR, use the root word to search both plural and singular froms at the same time.
| For example: |
learning issue
retrieves titles such as learning issue and learning issues. |
In the Keyword Search and in the LIMIT option,
use * to truncate.
| For example: |
teach*
finds teach, teaching and teacher. |
Or, in the Keyword Search, combine singular and
plural terms with "or".
| For example: |
kindergarten and reading
goose and geese |
If you have questions, ask library staff for
assistance.
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