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Bookmark or Share- do a research / make a research | WordReference ForumsApr 6, 2007. #12. elroy said: "To research a subject" (not ON a subject) suggests something relatively in-depth. "To do research on a subject" suggests little or partial research. "To conduct" or "carry out" research on a subject would be a more elevated way to express the same idea. As was said, definitely not "make."
- research or researches | WordReference ForumsPaul Gibson said: The plural form of "research" is "studies", NOT researches. Well, that is manifestly untrue - as illustrated in post 30. This thread started with a misuse of the word "researches" to mean "studies", but the correct use of "researches" has a long history and that use remains current. Paul Gibson said:
- Can 'research' be plural? | WordReference ForumsJul 27, 2013. #3. It is possible to pluralize "researches" when you're using it to refer to specific, differentiated scholarly inquiries. Here's the OED: 2.a. Systematic investigation or inquiry aimed at contributing to knowledge of a theory, topic, etc., by careful consideration, observation, or study of a subject.
- research on or about | WordReference ForumsNov 8, 2014. #4. We research things or we research into things. Context decides which is better. When research already exists (in the form of written papers) then that research is about or concerning the subject. My version. It is important to state that the current amount of research available to academics and the general public into thermal ...
- Research has/have shown | WordReference ForumsLondon. English - South-East England. Jun 19, 2017. #8. Well, it has only become common in recent years, and is still not nearly as common as 'research has shown'. But there's no strong logical reason for avoiding it. Obviously it is actually researchers who find things, and 'researchers have found' is somewhat more common.
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