Re: "Lifes" no existe. The only way to use this word would be as a singular possessive meaning "life has." Ex: 1. His life's changed a lot since he married and settled down.
I'm redacting a document where I wrote the following sentence: "... to use as useful tool in their daily lives" But I'm not sure if I've should used "daily lifes". When should I use one expression instead the other?
The only context in which lifes is correct is when you are discussing still lifes, paintings that show things like flowers and fruit. In every other context, the correct plural of life is lives. This is a common pattern of English nouns that end in "...ife:" wife/wives, knife/knives, and so on, though unfortunately it doesn't apply to all of them.
Good question! According to the American Heritage Dictionary, the plural of the noun "still life" is "still lifes" (as in "the still lifes of Cézanne"). Google also seems to concur with 1 million + hits.
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