Lemon Plural, What is the plural of Lemon?

Meaning: a pale yellow oval citrus fruit with thick skin and fragrant, acidic juice.

Plural of Lemon

Lemon as a Singular Noun in Example Sentences:

1. I squeezed the lemon to make lemonade.
2. The bartender garnished the cocktail with a lemon
3. She added a twist of lemon to her tea.
4. The recipe calls for the juice of one lemon.
5. He took a bite of the tart lemon
6. The scent of fresh lemon filled the air.
7. She zested the lemon to add flavor to the dish.
8. The lemon tree bore a ripe lemon.
9. I love the tangy taste of lemon in my salad.
10. She used a grater to grate the lemon

Lemon as a Plural Noun in Example Sentences:

1. I bought a bag of fresh lemons from the market.
2. She squeezed the juice from two lemons.
3. The recipe requires four freshly squeezed lemons.
4. The grocery store sells organic lemons.
5. They planted lemon trees and harvested many lemons.
6. The basket was filled with ripe, juicy lemons.
7. She used the lemons to make lemon meringue pie.
8. He handed out slices of lemons for everyone.
9. We need to buy more lemons for the recipe.
10. The lemonade stand sold ice-cold lemons.

Singular Possessive of Lemon

The singular possessive form of “Lemon” is “Lemon’s”.

Examples of Singular Possessive Form of Lemon:

1. Lemon’s zest adds flavor to the dish.
2. I squeezed Lemon’s juice into the glass.
3. Don’t forget to remove Lemon’s seeds.
4. The recipe calls for Lemon’s peel.
5. Lemon’s fragrance filled the air.
6. Lemon’s acidity enhances the taste.
7. I’m using Lemon’s rind for garnish.
8. The slice of Lemon’s acidity is refreshing.
9. Lemon’s juice stains easily, be careful.
10. I added a touch of Lemon’s tanginess to the sauce.

Plural Possessive of Lemon

The plural possessive form of “Lemon” is “Lemons'”.

Examples of Plural Possessive Form of Lemon:

1. Lemons’ zest adds flavor to desserts.
2. I squeezed the Lemons’ juices into the pitcher.
3. Don’t forget to remove Lemons’ peels.
4. The recipe calls for Lemons’ rinds.
5. Lemons’ fragrances filled the room.
6. Lemons’ acidity levels vary.
7. I’m using Lemons’ slices for garnish.
8. The slices of Lemons’ tanginess are refreshing.
9. Lemons’ juices can stain, so be careful.
10. I added Lemons’ tangy flavor to the marinade.

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