Are they both OK, Tonight is like any other NIGHT/NIGHTS for me?
I'm wondering what form to use after 'any other', singular or plural?
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The others are right, singular. Whenever you use "any other", you are going to use the singular!
e.g.: "Any other day" or "Any other country"
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In this case, the subject of the sentence, "tonight" is singular, so it should be "night" -- another singular noun -- that follows.
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singular
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